For architecture conversations.
Arrange supported AWS services and follow their connections to explain how the intended system fits together.
What is Cloud Markup?
A visual workspace
for cloud architecture.
Cloud Markup is an open-source, AWS-first architecture workspace for architects, platform engineers and developers. Review configuration and relationships in a connected architecture model.
Services
The resources that make up your intended system.
Configuration
The supported properties and purpose of each resource.
Relationships
How resources connect and what those connections require.
Findings
The checks, warnings, and questions that need review.
From a picture to a model
Keep design intent
with the architecture.
The canvas represents a structured architecture model. Resources have properties, connections have meaning, and checks report findings against the design.
For engineering review.
Inspect runtime settings, purpose previews, connection requirements, and validation findings in the same workspace.
For a considered handoff.
Where export is available, use a saved revision as the basis for reviewing CloudFormation output in your own delivery process.
Start with the manual workflow
Design. Configure.
Connect. Review.
The current visual tour follows a manually built EventBridge Order Pipeline. It shows a Lambda function connected to an IAM role, an EventBridge event bus, and an SQS queue.
Beta service and workflow coverage varies. AI-assisted creation is being refined; use the manual canvas workflow shown here. Cloud Markup does not deploy resources into your cloud account. Your team reviews output and controls deployment.
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Try the beta.
Follow what comes next.
Create an account through the app’s account page, subject to current beta registration availability. Existing users can sign in directly. If registration is closed, contact the team about access.
The application source is public under Apache License 2.0. Explore CloudMarkup-App on GitHub or read the local setup guides. Azure support remains planned, with no announced date.
Explore the roadmapChoose your starting point
Explore the workspace.
Read the source.
Try the hosted beta, or follow the public local setup guides. Availability differs by environment.