cloud

Create cloud architecture diagrams in PlantUML with mxgraph service icons.

Updated May 29, 2026
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Skill: cloud
Source: https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai/tree/main/api/skills/cloud
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aryanshrai03/readme-ai --skill cloud-aryanshrai03

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the problem of turning complex cloud architectures into clear, shareable diagrams without getting stuck on diagram syntax or missing the right service icons.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • PlantUML-ready cloud diagrams: Produces AWS, Azure, GCP, and Alibaba Cloud diagrams using the mxgraph stencil naming patterns in a consistent layout.
  • Multi-service topology modeling: Helps you document multi-tier and multi-region/VPC-style structures with containers, boundaries, and nested zones/subnets.
  • Migration and blueprint support: Enables you to map connectivity and data flows (sync arrows and async dashed links) for migration plans and system overviews.
  • Cross-cloud icon coverage: Guides correct icon families (aws4, azure, gcp2, alibaba_cloud, etc.) so diagrams visually match the intended platform.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to generate an AWS multi-AZ VPC diagram in PlantUML using the required mxgraph.aws4 icons, with a left-to-right flow showing Users → CloudFront → ALB → EC2 → RDS, wrapped in a single plantuml fenced block.

Frequently Asked Questions about cloud

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate AWS architecture diagrams in PlantUML using mxgraph stencils?

To generate AWS architecture diagrams in PlantUML, this Skill translates your multi-service topology requirements into mxgraph.aws4 stencil syntax. It outputs valid @startuml/@enduml framed code blocks wrapped in plantuml fences with directional arrows for sync and async data flows.

What is the best way to document multi-tier cloud topologies across AWS, Azure, and GCP?

Documenting multi-tier cloud topologies is best handled by translating requirements into PlantUML with nested region/VPC containers. This Skill maps explicit data-flow arrows and uses specific icon families like mxgraph.azure and mxgraph.gcp2 to visually match your intended platform.

Can I model Kubernetes networking patterns and Alibaba Cloud topologies with PlantUML?

Yes, you can model Kubernetes networking patterns and Alibaba Cloud topologies with PlantUML. This Skill supports generating diagrams using mxgraph.alibaba_cloud stencils and handles nested zone and subnet boundaries for multi-region system blueprints.

How do I create migration blueprints with sync and async data flow arrows?

Creating migration blueprints with sync and async data flows involves mapping explicit directional link semantics in PlantUML. This Skill generates consistent solid and dashed arrows to represent connectivity, ensuring your system overview clearly distinguishes between synchronous and asynchronous operations.

Does this cloud diagram generator support nested VPC containers and subnet boundaries?

Yes, this cloud diagram generator supports nested VPC containers and subnet boundaries. It structures multi-service topology requirements by wrapping services in explicit region and VPC containers, ensuring your multi-tier system documentation maintains correct architectural boundaries.