Description: The ‘Model-Driven’ approach refers to a methodology that uses abstract models to guide the design and development of software and systems. This approach allows developers and architects to visually and structurally represent the components and relationships within a system, facilitating understanding and communication among various stakeholders involved in the process. By focusing on models, the aim is to increase the efficiency and quality of development, enabling the automation of repetitive tasks and the generation of code from high-level specifications. This approach is particularly relevant in complex environments where the interconnection of multiple services and functions can complicate management and maintenance. Furthermore, ‘Model-Driven’ promotes the reuse of components and standardization, contributing to greater agility in implementing new functionalities and adapting to changes in business requirements. In the context of network function virtualization (NFV) and software development, this approach becomes a key tool for designing and managing more flexible and scalable systems, aligning the infrastructure with the changing needs of the applications and services it supports.
