It is unrelated, right? Just a name clash with an overlapping domain?
OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
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Re: OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! I can't take any credit at all for the icons/design that's all Isoflow, but their community edition is designed to steer you to the pro version. No plans at all for money making, just want people to enjoy using it. Thank you for pointing out the link, I'll get on that ;)
it would be great to have an easier time to add my custom icon svg or even links to svg and then scaling them automatically to size this way i could tell the LLM that will be generating my JSON to include the following links as X and create the output JSON immediately
Re: OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
#43If it can consume terraform state and visualize it, that would be amazing.
Re: OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
#44It's a bit confusing to see "openflow" diagrams that include network components, that have nothing to do with OpenFlow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenFlow It is unrelated, right? Just a name clash with an overlapping domain?
Re: OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
#45what if we can make these diagrams synchronized with reality. you need the diagram to pull from the same source of truth as your actual infrastructure - whether that's terraform state, kubernetes manifests, or service discovery. that way diagrams become less historical artifacts and more of living documentation
[1]: https://www.cloudcraft.co/
[2]: I’m part of the Cloudcraft team at DataDog, so obviously, I’m biased.
Re: OpenFLOW – Quickly make beautiful infrastructure diagrams local to your machine
#46what if we can make these diagrams synchronized with reality. you need the diagram to pull from the same source of truth as your actual infrastructure - whether that's terraform state, kubernetes manifests, or service discovery. that way diagrams become less historical artifacts and more of living documentation
Cloudcraft[1][2] can do that with your cloud provider, AWS or Azure. As a bonus, the diagrams also look quite cool. [1]: https://www.cloudcraft.co/ [2]: I’m part of the Cloudcraft team at DataDog, so obviously, I’m biased.