Diagram template
A UML sequence diagram with client, server, and database lifelines and a request-and-response exchange already drawn, so you can model an interaction quickly.
Overview
A sequence diagram shows how parts of a system talk over time. Lifelines represent the participants and arrows show the messages between them, so a request-and-response flow is easy to reason about.
This template is the built-in Sequence (auth) diagram in the Atlas Diagram Studio gallery. It opens with client, server, and database lifelines and a login exchange, including dashed return messages.
Because it is a live Diagram Studio document, you edit the participants and messages directly, so the diagram models your interaction.
What is included
Client, server, and database participants laid out for a sequence exchange.
Solid arrows for the login and query calls between participants.
Dashed return arrows for the row and token responses, following sequence convention.
A worked login flow so the pattern is clear before you adapt it.
Movable participants and editable messages so the diagram matches your interaction.
How to use it
Go to /diagrams/templates and pick the Sequence (auth) template.
Replace the sample participants with the components in your interaction.
Adjust the request and response arrows so they reflect your real message flow.
Share the diagram or export it once the sequence is complete.
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