Linked.Archi — Enterprise Architecture as a Queryable Knowledge Graph¶
Architecture knowledge is scattered across tools that don't talk to each other — ArchiMate models in one tool, service catalogues in another, decisions in a wiki — and answering a cross-cutting question means days of manual research.
Linked.Archi is an ecosystem for building architectural knowledge graphs that unify these sources using semantic web technologies. This documentation covers the ontologies, metamodels, and design patterns that form the semantic foundation — how to use them, compose them, and build your own.
Getting Started¶
| If you want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Understand what Linked.Archi is | What is Linked.Archi? |
| Get started quickly | Quick Start Guide |
| Understand the philosophy | Architecture & Approach |
| Choose and combine modelling languages | Modelling Languages Guide |
| Understand the extensions | Extensions Guide |
| Understand the frameworks | Frameworks Guide |
| Design a metamodel | Relationship Modelling Guide |
| Explore the ontology catalogue | Ontology Reference |
| Understand modelling choices | Design Decisions |
| Validate ontologies and models | Validation Guide |
| Author models as code | Semantic Architecture as Code |
| See real-world scenarios | Use Cases |
Sections¶
- Ontology Reference — Auto-generated HTML documentation for each ontology (WIDOCO + WebVOWL)
- Guide — Core documentation for using, extending, and validating the metamodels
- Practice — Architecture practice guidance, comparisons, and strategy