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To redesign bounded contexts for system architecture optimization, you need to redefine system responsibilities and public interfaces using existing evaluation reports. This process generates updated context maps and aggregate definitions to improve overall system structure.

Generating a context map for DDD bounded contexts involves defining relationship patterns between contexts using Mermaid diagrams. This visual representation clarifies interactions and dependencies, helping teams understand and optimize complex system architectures.

Yes, evaluation reports are required prerequisites to redefine system architecture. The redesign process depends on integrating these prior analysis documents, specifically the unified improvement plan and ubiquitous language, to drive bounded context optimization.

Defining aggregates and public interfaces for bounded contexts requires analyzing previous architectural evaluation reports. By reviewing the unified improvement plan, you can establish clear responsibilities and boundaries for each context to optimize system structure.

Yes, you can use Mermaid diagrams to visualize bounded context relationships. The system architecture redesign process generates context maps specifically using Mermaid to illustrate relationship patterns and dependencies between the newly defined bounded contexts.

You should not use automated bounded context redesign when prerequisite evaluation reports or ubiquitous language analysis are missing. Without these prior architectural analysis documents, the system cannot accurately redefine aggregates or generate context maps.