azure-resource-visualizer

To generate Mermaid architecture diagrams from Azure resource groups, you enumerate resources using Azure Resource Graph or CLI, extract network and identity mappings, and output valid Mermaid markdown with grouped subgraphs and labeled connections. This produces detailed diagrams of resource topology.

You can map network connections and identity relationships across Azure subscriptions by extracting resource metadata and configuration mappings. The Skill analyzes network, identity, and data-flow relationships to identify dependencies within or across your cloud networking environments.

The best way to document Azure resource topology for audits is generating a markdown architecture file containing a full Mermaid diagram and resource inventory. This annotates resources grouped by layer—Network, Compute, Data, Security, and Monitoring—with relationship explanations.

Visualizing resource group topology requires discovery via Azure Resource Graph or Azure CLI. You need to run resource discovery to inventory all resources in a selected group before extracting metadata and generating the architecture visualization.

To onboard teams to complex Azure configurations using diagrams, convert the resource group into an annotated Mermaid diagram and markdown report. This maps resource topology, network connections, and data flows, providing clear architecture documentation for team understanding.

When mapping data flows across multiple resource groups, the Skill analyzes dependencies across resources and groups, but relies entirely on Azure Resource Graph or CLI discovery data. Complex or unconfigured cross-group data flows may not be captured if not explicitly defined in resource metadata.