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Cloud Architecture Diagram

Start a Mermaid architecture diagram with web, API, worker, database, storage, and queue services grouped by cloud boundary.

Use Cases

Show infrastructure components in a cloud design review
Explain worker and queue relationships
Create a compact deployment diagram for documentation
Align engineering and operations on which runtime components live inside the cloud boundary

How This Workflow Works

StepPurpose
Cloud boundaryGroups the services that run inside the selected cloud platform or deployment environment.
Web appRepresents the user-facing runtime that sends application requests into backend services.
API serviceCoordinates database access and asynchronous work after receiving requests from the web app.
Queue and workerShows background processing that decouples long-running work from user-facing requests.
Database and storageSeparates structured data storage from object storage used for files, exports, or assets.

How To Customize

Rename the group and services to your cloud provider naming
Add caches, search indexes, or observability services
Update arrows to show the dominant runtime dependencies
Split web, API, and worker services by region or environment when needed
Add managed services such as secrets, CDN, pub/sub, or object lifecycle policies

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Mermaid Source

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    group cloud(cloud)[Cloud Platform]

    service web(server)[Web App] in cloud
    service api(server)[API Service] in cloud
    service worker(server)[Worker] in cloud
    service queue(queue)[Queue] in cloud
    service db(database)[Database] in cloud
    service storage(disk)[Object Storage] in cloud

    web:R --> L:api
    api:R --> L:db
    api:B --> T:queue
    queue:R --> L:worker
    worker:R --> L:storage