cfn-diagram VS modules.tf-lambda

What do you think, is it worth writing a patch for cfn-diagrams to create these links automatically?

{ "week": [ { "Id": "16", "AWS-Services": [ "AWS CloudFormation", "AWS CloudTrail", "AWS Config", "Amazon CloudFront", "AWS Cost Explorer", "AWS Lambda", "AWS Key Management Service", "Amazon Athena" ], "Languages": [ "Python", "nodejs", ], "Tools": [ { "name": "ORGTOOL", "github": "https://github.com/daknhh/aws-orgtool" }, { "name": "cfn-python-lint", "github": "https://github.com/aws-cloudformation/cfn-python-lint" }, { "name": "cfn-diagram", "github": "https://github.com/mhlabs/cfn-diagram" }, { "name": "Taskfile", "github": "https://github.com/Wildhoney/Taskfile" } ], } ] }

cfn-diagram how many times have you wished you could take your CloudFormation YAML or JSON and then visualise it? When this open source tool provides a CLI as well as integration into tools like VSCode that help visualise CloudFormation templates as draw.io diagrams. Very nice Lars Jacobsson and the MatHem tech team. There is also the experimental cfn-diagram-ci which you can have a look at as well.

Maybe cloudcraft https://www.cloudcraft.co

https://www.cloudcraft.co/ ovo je super cool, ali je vrlo niche + $$$.

CloudCraft - Auto generates AWS/Azure Diagrams

https://www.cloudcraft.co/ my company uses this and it really works well

I've used https://www.cloudcraft.co/ but I am not sure it's going to have everything you are looking for. If you have ServiceNow they also have a discovery tool that can update a CMDB dynamically. https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/utah-it-operations-management/page/product/discovery/concept/aws-cloud-discovery.html

I also like www.cloudcraft.co

For AWS we use https://www.cloudcraft.co/ Not sure what options there are for Azure. Perhaps look at https://www.hava.io/

It can be slightly pricey, but I like Cloudcraft a lot. They were just recently acquired by Datadog so I don't know if that's going to change things much, but it's pretty slick. You just need to create an IAM role in your AWS account(s) and it picks up every piece of infrastructure and maps it out. There's a bit of filtering and massaging to do but it's a pretty effective tool.

Maybe you should try https://www.cloudcraft.co/.