Veuxdo

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by Veuxdo 6y ago
Might apply to dermatologists. Maybe. Well, probably not.
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
30% is really, really high for responses to an onboarding email. Manually sending out each one seems like a ton of work, though. I hope you have high customer LTV.
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
Furthermore, you have your security groups, roles, permissions, and policies. Plus you have build-time concerns (CF templates, CodeBuild builds, images, etc.). You simply cannot fit that into one view and have it make any kind of sense. And
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
It is impossible to express all of the relevant information about an architecture in a single view. That's why a diagramming tool that natively supports multiple views/perspectives is a must-have. Anything less is just a toy, fran
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
Every third word in this article is IoT though.
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Fixing AWS Architecture Diagrams #2: Distributed Load Testing(blog.ilograph.com)
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
I chose to diagram this solution because I thought the architecture diagram that comes with the source ( https://github.com/awslabs/distributed-load-testing-on-aws ) was pretty underwhelming and needed to be broken up an
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Show HN: Showing a single AWS architecture from 9 different perspectives(app.ilograph.com)
1 points by Veuxdo 6y ago|1 comments
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Creating your first Ilograph diagram in 5 minutes(ilograph.com)
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Fixing AWS's Architecture Diagrams(blog.ilograph.com)
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by Veuxdo 6y ago
What’s new: The fractal sequence diagrams. Ilograph supported flow diagrams before; sequence diagrams allow for much more complex interactions. Unlike traditional sequence diagrams, their fractal nature means that the amount of detail that
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Show HN: Ilograph – Fractal Sequence Diagrams(app.ilograph.com)
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Ride-sharing app on Azure – an interactive walkthrough of a serverless back-end(app.ilograph.com)
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Show HN: Ilograph – Interactive System Diagrams(app.ilograph.com)
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Common Mistakes in Architecture Diagrams(blog.ilograph.com)
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Fixed this, thanks for the heads up!
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hi. Yep, it will write your Ilograph file when you save, certainly. It doesn't create other random files or anything like that, though.
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hey, thanks for this feedback. Does lowering the detail (using the control in the top-right) achieve a result like the one you describe, or would you like to see something even simpler (by default)?
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Yeah, you both are right. This is on me... the tool allows you to customize the style (flat, dashed borders, background colors, etc.) but I never got around to using these in this diagram. I'll try to update today :)
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Yeah, good point. Thanks for the reminder.
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Thanks! Icon support is something I've been thinking about forever... Now could actually be a good time since the app functionality is settling. Thanks for the feedback.
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Show HN: Ilograph – interactive architecture diagrams as code(app.ilograph.com)
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Visual walkthrough of a real-life serverless architecture(app.ilograph.com)
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hey, it could definitely be your org, but I'll investigate fallbacks if the icons fail to load. Thanks for the heads up. Right now ilograph is a SaaS app, so it would take some work to get it on-prem. Definitely possible though. That&#
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
There are quality diagramming tools out there, but none like this that I know of. Email me (beta@ilograph.com) for a beta account.
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Cool, thanks. Look for an invite in the next day or so.
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hey, cheers, very astute questions. 1) Yep, I have a plan to implement "collapsed" nodes when zoomed out of large perspectives. This is pretty straightforward when resources are nested since you can just show the parent node (and
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hey, you're exactly right about Terraform (any CF). It could definitely just extract the resources as a tree and let the user create perspectives for them. Consider it on the roadmap :) And yeah, those are mine. This demo is a little m
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Hi, thanks for checking it out. At the moment it is manual, though I have experimented with converting CF templates locally. Extracting the resources is pretty straightforward. Generating the perspectives and descriptions would still be a m
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by Veuxdo 7y ago
Definitely. As OJFord said, it can be used for any type of architecture.

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