Speculation on my part, but this seems to be much more geared towards data analysis of your environment rather than just having an SVG for reference. I'm assum

Speculation on my part, but this seems to be much more geared towards data analysis of your environment rather than just having an SVG for reference. I'm assuming like most things AWS, this is not targeted at your small-sized startup running 2 VPCs, a handful of subnets, and 10-20 EC2 instances. This is likely built specifically for major enterprises running a hundred thousand instances, with hundreds of VPCs, thousands of subnets, hundreds of thousands of security groups, etc. In such environments, a static SVG isn't feasible and you might want something that allows more analytics instead, which I think is the entire point of using Neptune.