Guides
5 guides on infrastructure. Practical writing from the team building Atlas, useful whether or not you buy anything.
A network topology diagram is the map your team navigates by when something breaks. Getting the layers, the segmentation, and the notation right is what makes it usable under pressure.
Azure has its own organizing concepts (subscriptions, resource groups, virtual networks) and a good diagram shows them. This guide covers how to draw Azure architecture clearly.
A network diagram is the map your team reaches for at 2am during an outage. This guide shows how to draw one that is accurate, standard, and readable under pressure.
AWS diagrams go wrong when they become icon soup. This guide shows how to draw ones that communicate real architecture: boundaries, data flow, and the few services that matter.
Deployment diagrams show where software actually runs: the physical nodes, the artifacts deployed on them, and the connections between them. This guide covers nodes, artifacts, and modern cloud topologies.
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