New from the Cloud Releases maker: TF Diagrams turns your Terraform into an architecture diagram

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Hi everyone πŸ‘‹

Thanks for following .

Quick update from me: I've just launched a second tool today (Oct 16), and I think a lot of you will find it useful.

TF Diagrams takes your Terraform .tf files and draws them as a cloud architecture diagram, right in the browser.

The problem it solves is one I kept running into: the architecture diagram on the wiki is always out of date, because nobody redraws it after every terraform apply. The Terraform code is the one place that's always accurate, so I wanted the diagram to come straight from it.

What it does:

- Draws the diagram from your code. Open your `.tf` files and you get the architecture.

- Traces dependencies. Click a resource to highlight everything it depends on and everything that depends on it.

- Shows the dependency graph between resources, which is handy when you're about to change or delete something.

- Jumps to the code. Select a resource and see the Terraform block behind it.

- Links to for updates. Each service in your diagram links to its page on , so you can see what's changed for the services you actually run, including deprecations, without leaving your architecture.

- Works with the providers it supports, e.g. AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, in light and dark themes.

πŸ”₯ It's live on Product Hunt today:

πŸ”₯ Try it here:

I'd love your feedback and support πŸ™

P/s: Cloud Releases isn't going anywhere, and I'm still adding to it. Thanks for being here from the start πŸ™

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Can it flag modules or references it could not resolve?

A visible list of missing pieces would help someone reviewing a deletion know where the dependency diagram may be incomplete

Thanks for the feedback, Aleksandr! Right now, it doesn't highlight unresolved modules/references, but that's a fantastic idea. I'll add this to the roadmap for an upcoming update! πŸ˜€