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To translate PDR requirements into a microservices architecture, define bounded contexts, establish service ownership, and map communication patterns. This ensures clear service boundaries and traceable tradeoffs directly linked to your original requirements.

Generating OpenAPI contracts from a PDR involves defining inter-service communication patterns and data ownership rules. The process outputs explicit contract files into a designated documentation directory for downstream implementation.

The best way to document bounded contexts is to decompose the system into candidate services and generate structured architecture artifacts. This includes detailed markdown files capturing explicit tradeoffs and service ownership boundaries.

Yes, you can define inter-service data ownership without infrastructure setup by analyzing PDR requirements. The architecture design phase focuses on logical boundaries and contracts before generating the infrastructure needs documentation.

Yes, a completed PDR is required before designing cross-service architecture. The PDR provides the foundational requirements needed to accurately define bounded contexts, communication patterns, and traceable tradeoffs across services.