Visualization as code – maintain and render declarative charts and diagrams alongside your Confluence content
Use your favorite visualization languages
Maintain declarative charts and diagrams as code
Maintain simple charts and diagrams as text inline or reference more complex visualizations as code from a remote URL, for example version controlled in a Git repository or an Amazon S3 bucket.
Update visualizations via automated processes
Update remote diagrams via automated processes to effectively embed live data on Confluence pages, for example with AWS Serverless Application Model (AWS SAM) apps.
More details
Visualize with AWS allows you to use a variety of declarative chart and diagram rendering engines to visualize any kind of data.
It provides a Confluence macro to render one or more visualizations within your documentation, for example an architecture diagram via Mermaid or PlantUML.
Diagrams can be provided and edited inline, or referenced via URL for more complex or dynamically updating charts and diagrams. Currently supported visualizations are:
Based on your feedback, we would like to expand the feature set over time – let us know what you like to see next:
- More diagram types, e.g. Charts.xkcd, Excalidraw, Mingrammer diagrams, and Wardley maps
- More native storage options like attachments, Amazon S3, and Git
- Interactive visualizations
- Dedicated data sources
- Self-hosted diagram engines on AWS for ultimate flexibility and privacy
Need anything else? Let us know!
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Gallery
An example diagram provided inline and rendered by Vega – it visualizes the Atlassian product page messaging using a word cloud.