AWS-PlantUML

PlantUML is useful for diagramming anything from sequences to system architecture to state machines. It's also widely supported in many modern text editors like emacs and VSCode. PlantUML components for AWS are widely available [1]. You may find RealWorldPlantUML a good place to start looking for examples [2]. [1] https://github.com/milo-minderbinder/AWS-PlantUML [2] https://real-world-plantuml.com/

I love PlantUML! After a coworker introduced me to it at my old company, it quickly became my tool of choice for putting together security diagrams (I'm an AppSec engineer). I found it particularly helpful for this use case because it made diagram re-use, and updating existing diagrams when architecture changes are planned, extremely easy. We also used Confluence, for which there is a PlantUML plugin that allows you to insert your UML markup directly into a doc, which is then rendered by Confluence when someone views the page. I threw together a set of macros and sprites for AWS architecture and deployment diagrams, which I've put on GitHub[0] for anyone who finds it useful. Eventually planning to upload a fork I wrote that generically (and much much more efficiently) generates the templates and sprites for other services and products be