Visualize data via declarative chart and diagram engines such as Vega/Vega-Lite, PlantUML, Mermaid, and Graphviz
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Visualize with AWS – diagrams as code
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Source: charts.xkcd
So we built a cross-product app that integrates
declarative chart and diagram rendering engines
with Jira issues and Confluence pages …
Visualize data via declarative chart and diagram engines
such as Vega/Vega-Lite, PlantUML, Mermaid, and Graphviz
(and sadly not yet XKCD)
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Diagrams as code
Visualize with AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Atlassian Forge
Infrastructure as Code
AWS CloudFormation | Terraform | …
Configuration as Code
… as Code (e.g. Workflows)
Docs as Code
docToolchain | Write the Docs | …
Diagrams as Code
Extensible via SPI
Several visualization types included
Many candidates
What would you expect?
So far part of diagram (unless feature of DSL)
Several candidates
REST API | AWS SAM apps | CQL | JQL
What would you expect?
Infrastructure as code
Rapid prototyping (excellent DX)
Declarative UI/UX benefits, no HTML/CSS/JS (*)
Lightweight custom solutions (inhouse/partner)
Cross-product apps (consistent platform promise)
Deeper integration options (code run alongside host)
Less operational overhead (focus on business value)
Enforced security boundaries (data ownership/residency)
Visualizations as code works
Forge is rapid prototyping platform already
Serverless DX enables citizen developers
Ready for prime in 2021? (*)
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