Turns Azure infrastructure into architecture diagrams by parsing ARM templates, Azure CLI output, or even plain descriptions of what you've deployed. Built by Eraser Labs, it maps out VNets, subnets, VMs, storage accounts, databases, and the relationships between them, then renders everything through the Eraser API with proper Azure icons. Handles the tedious parts well: extracting resources from JSON, figuring out what lives inside what (VMs in subnets, subnets in VNets), and generating the diagram code. Most useful when you inherit infrastructure or need to document what's actually running, since it does the visual translation work automatically instead of making you draw boxes by hand.
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