Kubernetes architecture diagrams, generated from your manifests
Stop hand-drawing your cluster. Architext reads your Kubernetes manifests — Deployments, Services, Ingress, ConfigMaps, and the datastores they depend on — and builds an editable architecture diagram you can refine, document, and present.
What a good Kubernetes diagram shows
A useful cluster diagram makes the request path obvious: ingress → service → deployment/pods, plus the stateful dependencies (databases, caches, queues) and the namespaces that group them. Architext models each of these as a typed node so the relationships — not just the boxes — are first-class.
From manifests to diagram in seconds
Paste a manifest or point Architext at a public or private GitHub repo. It auto-detects Kubernetes YAML, extracts workloads and services, and lays out the topology. From there you describe changes in plain English ("put a Redis cache in front of the orders service") and the diagram updates atomically.
Document and present it
Once the diagram is right, compile a solution-architecture document or an audience-tailored slide deck, export to PNG/SVG or PowerPoint, or share a read-only link with your team — all from the same model.
FAQ
- Can I generate a Kubernetes diagram from a repo?
- Yes — paste a public GitHub URL (or sign in with GitHub for private repos) and Architext scans it for manifests and builds the diagram.
- Does it understand Services and Ingress?
- Yes. Workloads, Services, and Ingress are modeled as typed nodes with their relationships, so the request path is explicit.
- Can I export the diagram?
- Export to PNG, SVG, Mermaid, JSON, a Markdown document, or a PowerPoint deck.
Kubernetes architecture diagrams, generated from your manifests
Free to start — paste your code or describe your system and watch the diagram build itself.
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