Scoopbased
Scoopbased is a term used to describe a modular, data-centric design pattern in software architecture. In scoopbased systems, functionality is decomposed into discrete units called scoops. Each scoop encapsulates a single data retrieval operation from a source or a narrow set of sources and may perform light transformation. Scoops are orchestrated by a central planner or scheduler to form data pipelines, enabling flexible composition, reuse, and parallel execution.
The concept originated in informal developer discussions around modular data ingestion and processing. It is not
Key components of scoopbased systems include a scoop catalog or registry, which stores definitions and metadata
Use cases for scoopbased patterns commonly involve data integration pipelines, modular web scraping workflows, streaming and
Scoopbased relates to ETL, dataflow programming, microservices, and event-driven architectures, offering a reusable way to organize