Separation of Concerns is a core design concept that simplifies solutions by dividing a system into distinct parts, with each part focusing on a specific task.
By keeping responsibilities separate, each part becomes easier to understand, develop, and maintain, while minimizing the impact of changes in one area on other parts, making the system more stable and adaptable.
Applying separation of concerns to integration design and development leads to cleaner, more modular, and scalable integrations. This principle can be effectively implemented at multiple levels of development, from the overarching integration architecture to the internal structure of individual components.