Microservices architecture diagrams, built fast
Model services, gateways, queues, and datastores as a living graph. Describe your system to the AI co-editor or import your docker-compose and Kubernetes files, then refine, document, and share.
Make the boundaries explicit
Good microservices diagrams show ownership and communication: which services call which, what's synchronous vs. event-driven, and where the data lives. Architext models each as a typed relationship so the picture answers real questions.
Start from code or a prompt
Import docker-compose or Kubernetes manifests to seed the diagram, or describe the system in plain English and let the AI co-editor draft it.
Turn it into a deliverable
Compile a solution-architecture document, generate an audience-specific deck, export to PowerPoint, or share a read-only link with stakeholders.
FAQ
- Can I show event-driven flows?
- Yes — model queues and asynchronous relationships as typed edges alongside synchronous calls.
- Can I start from existing infrastructure?
- Import docker-compose, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, or Terraform to seed the diagram.
- Is it free?
- Free to create and view. A one-time $1 unlock enables all exports — or share a diagram to unlock them free.
Microservices architecture diagrams, built fast
Free to start — paste your code or describe your system and watch the diagram build itself.
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