New from the Cloud Releases maker: TF Diagrams turns your Terraform into an architecture diagram
Hi everyone π
Thanks for following Cloud Releases.
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The problem it solves is one I kept running into: the architecture diagram on the wiki is always out of date, because nobody redraws it after every terraform apply.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 Cloud Releases for updates. Each service in your diagram links to its page on Cloud Releases, 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.
π₯ It's live on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/products/tf-diagrams
π₯ Try it here: https://tfdiagrams.dev
I'd love your feedback and support π
P/s: Cloud Releases isn't going anywhere, and I'm still adding to it. Thanks for being here from the start π

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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