Domain Map
The Domain Map shows high-level relationships between domains (bounded contexts).
[Screenshot: Domain Map with domains as large nodes and connection lines between them]
What It Shows
Each node represents a domain. Edges show cross-domain connections:
- API calls — One domain invokes another's API
- Events — One domain publishes events another handles
This view answers: "Which domains talk to each other, and how?"
Layout
Domains are arranged in a hierarchical layout showing:
- Entry point domains at the top
- Infrastructure domains at the bottom
- Related domains clustered together
Connection Inspector
Click an edge to open the Connection Inspector panel on the right:
[Screenshot: Connection Inspector showing source, target, and connection list]
The inspector shows:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Source | Domain where the connection originates |
| Target | Domain receiving the call or event |
| Direction | Visual arrow showing flow direction |
| Connections | List of individual API/Event connections |
| Component counts | Number of nodes in each domain |
Each connection in the list shows:
- Connection type (API or Event)
- Component name
- Click to view on Full Graph
Focus Mode
Click a domain node to enter focus mode:
- Selected domain highlights
- Connected domains remain visible
- Unconnected domains fade
Click empty space to exit focus mode.
Node Tooltips
Hover over a domain to see:
- Domain name
- Total node count
- Quick stats
[Screenshot: Domain tooltip]
Navigation
Click a domain node to navigate to its Domain Detail page.
Export
Export the Domain Map visualization as PNG or SVG from the header menu.
Next Steps
- Domain Detail — Drill into a specific domain
- Flows — See execution traces across domains