Optionally, describe here in a short paragraph what this view shows.
Add here a diagram. It can be a screen snapshot or whiteboard photo. Follow the seven tips for design diagrams. This is typically a structural diagram that shows elements and all possible relations between them.
Add here a textual description of elements in the diagram (like a dictionary). The elements are modules, components, services, nodes, ..., or "boxes" in general in your diagram.
You don't need to list all elements, only the ones you have important information to provide that is not clear or obvious in the diagram.
Use heading and bulleted lists for improved readability:
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If applicable, add here one or more behavior diagrams, such as sequence diagrams or state diagrams.
They should complement the structural diagram shown up-front. Only important traces should be documented.
If applicable, add links to architecture decision records (ADRs) that describe the rationale for design decisions that affect this view.
Here's a suggested ADR template
If applicable, add links to parent view, children views, or other related views.
(Parent and child views are result of refinement--see tip #7).