Architecture Diagram
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An Architecture Diagram represents the high-level structure of a system, including components, services, and their interactions. In a Distributed System, it shows how components communicate across multiple nodes.
Refer to the official documentation for more details - https://plantuml.com/archimate-diagram
Key Elements
Nodes (Servers, Databases, Clients)
Represent physical or virtual machines in the system.
Microservices / Components
Logical groupings of functional modules (e.g., Authentication, API Gateway).
Communication Protocols
Defines how components interact (e.g., REST, gRPC, Kafka).
Load Balancers & Caches
Used for scalability and performance optimization.
External Dependencies
Cloud services, third-party APIs, or message queues.
1. Web Application Deployment
This represents a Web Application Deployment with multiple nodes (web server, app server, database).
Nodes (
node "Name" { }): Represents physical/virtual machines.Components (
[Component]): Represents deployed components.Connections (
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2. Message Queue System
This represents a microservice-based messaging system using RabbitMQ.
Nodes representing services and message queues.
Message flow (
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3. CI/CD Pipeline Diagram
This represents a GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline for deploying a microservice.
Stages of CI/CD pipeline.
Deployment flow (
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4. Distributed System
This represents a distributed system with load balancing, microservices, and databases.

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