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A Decision Framework (and When to Stop Arguing)

2026-06-15 · by Hannah Vernon · in Data Architecture

This is the finale of the “Where Does Business Logic Live?” series. Over five posts we have looked at , the , the , the reality, and the . Now let’s make it actionable. This…

Security, Misconceptions, and Hybrid Architectures

2026-06-14 · by Hannah Vernon · in Data Architecture

This is Part 5 of the “Where Does Business Logic Live?” series. We have made the , the , and the comparison. Three things remain before we can build a decision framework: how security actually…

The Case for Business Logic in Stored Procedures

2026-06-11 · by Hannah Vernon · in Data Architecture

This is the second post in the “Where Does Business Logic Live?” series. In I laid out the terms of the debate and split “business logic” into five different kinds of logic that behave very…

Where Does Business Logic Live? A DBA’s Field Guide

2026-06-10 · by Hannah Vernon · in Data Architecture

Ask three experienced engineers where business logic belongs and you will get four answers, two raised voices, and at least one person quoting a blog post from 2008. I have sat on both sides of…

Where Does Business Logic Live? A DBA’s Guide to the Stored-Procedures-vs-Application-Layers Debate

2026-06-09 · by Hannah Vernon · in Data Architecture

Few architecture questions generate more heat and less light than this one: should business logic live inside SQL Server stored procedures, or outside the database in application layers? Ask a room of developers and DBAs…

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