🔒 Code Generated Architecture Diagram using Azure Devops

Greetings to my fellow Technology Advocates and Specialists.

In this Session, I will demonstrate How to Create Azure Solutions Architecture Diagram by Code using Azure Devops.

AUTOMATION OBJECTIVES:-

#	TOPICS
1.	Example #1: Create "Basic Azure App Service Architecture Diagram" by Code using Azure Devops.
2.	Example #2: Create "Gaming Architecture Diagram" by Code using Azure Devops.

IMPORTANT NOTE:-

The YAML Pipeline is tested on WINDOWS BUILD AGENT Only!!!

REQUIREMENTS:-

Azure Subscription.

Azure DevOps Organisation and Project.

System Access Token Configured for Pipeline.

Service Principal with Required RBAC ( Contributor) applied on Subscription or Resource Group(s).

Azure Resource Manager Service Connection in Azure DevOps.

REFERENCE LINKS:-
1.
3.

PRE-REQUISITES:-
1. Python 3.6 or higher.
2. Graphviz
3. pip

CODE REPOSITORY:-

15.08.2024

Code Generated Architecture Diagram

HOW DOES MY CODE PLACEHOLDER LOOKS LIKE:-

CONCEPTS:-

I.) DIAGRAMS:-
1. Represents a global diagram context.
2. Diagram context can be created with Diagram class.
3. The first parameter of Diagram constructor will be used for output filename.

II.) NODES:-
1. Represents a single system component object.
2. A node object consists of three parts: i) Provider, ii) Resource type and iii) Name.

III.) CLUSTERS:-
1. Allows you group (or clustering) the nodes.

IV.) EDGES:-
1. Represents a connection between Nodes with some additional properties.

Now, we proceed in Creating Architecture Diagram using Diagrams, Python and Azure Devops.

EXAMPLE #1:

Create "Basic Azure App Service Architecture Diagram" by Code.

CONSTRUCT OF THE PYTHON CODE TO CREATE ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM:-
1. Import Diagram, Cluster and Edge.
2. Import the Provider Icons for creating diagrams.
3. Creating the building blocks using Nodes and Cluster.
4. Connect the building blocks using Edges.

PYTHON CODE SNIPPET:-

PYTHON CODE (Generate-Basic-Azure-App-service-Arch-Diagram.py):-

CODE

############################################################

## Architecture Diagram: Basic Azure App Service:-



## Components include:-

# 1. User

# 2. Azure Entra ID

# 3. Azure Monitor

# 4. Azure Application Insights

# 5. Azure User Assigned Managed Identity

# 6. Azure Key Vault 

# 7. Azure App Services

# 8. Azure SQL Servers



############################################################



######################################################

# Import Diagram, Cluster and Edge.

# Import the Provider Icons for creating diagrams.

######################################################



from diagrams import Cluster, Diagram, Edge

from diagrams.azure.general import Helpsupport, Servicehealth

from diagrams.azure.devops import ApplicationInsights

from diagrams.azure.security import KeyVaults

from diagrams.azure.identity import ManagedIdentities, ActiveDirectory

from diagrams.azure.compute import AppServices

from diagrams.azure.database import SQLServers



#########################################################

# Creating the building blocks using Nodes and Cluster.

#########################################################



with Diagram("Basic Azure App Service Architecture", show=False, direction="TB"):

    usr = Helpsupport("User")



    with Cluster("Compute"):

        components_webapp = [AppServices("AppServices"), KeyVaults("KV"), ManagedIdentities("UMID")]



    with Cluster("Data"):

        components_db = SQLServers("Azure SQL Database")



    with Cluster("Identity"):

        components_identity = [ActiveDirectory("Microsoft Entra ID")]



    with Cluster("Monitoring"):

        components_monitor = [ApplicationInsights("App Insights"), Servicehealth("Azure Monitor")]



############################################

# Connect the building blocks using Edges.

############################################



    usr >> Edge(color="darkorange") >> components_webapp



    components_webapp >> Edge(color="darkgreen") >> components_db

CONSTRUCT OF AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINE TO EXECUTE PYTHON CODE TO CREATE ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM:-
1. Generate Solution Architecture Diagram using Diagrams, Python and Azure Devops.
2. Commit the Solution Architecture Diagram created to GIT repository.
3. The Pipeline has 2 stages.
4(a). Stage #1 performs below:-
4(b). Install Requisites in the build agent.
4(c). Generate Solution Architecture diagram.
4(d). Copy Generated Solution Architecture diagram to Artifacts staging directory.
4(e). Publish Generated Solution Architecture diagram as Artifacts.
5(i). Stage #2 performs below:-
5(ii). Download Artifacts.
5(iii). Commit Generated Solution Architecture diagram to Azure Devops GIT repository.
5(iv). System Access Token is configured to run the build.

PIPELINE CODE SNIPPET:-

AZURE DEVOPS YAML PIPELINE (azure-pipelines-diagram-as-code-v1.0.yml):-

CODE

####################################

# Automation Scope:-

#####################

# 1. Generate Diagrams by Code.

# 2. Commit 2 Git.

####################################



################################################################################################################################

# Important to Note:-

#####################

# 1. The Consumers only need to change the value which are commented in the "Declare Variables" Section.

# 2. If you are changing the value of "pythonCode" Variable, then make sure, you change the value of "DiagramName" Variable. 

################################################################################################################################



trigger:

  none



#######################

# Declare Variables:-

#######################

variables:

  ServiceConnection: 'amcloud-cicd-service-connection' # Please replace with your Service Connection!

  BuildAgent: 'windows-latest' # Please replace with your Build Agent. You can continue to use this as this is Microsoft Hosted Windows Build Agent!

  envName: 'NonProd' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Environment Name

  pythonCode: 'Generate-Basic-Azure-App-service-Arch-Diagram.py' # Please replace with your script name kept in the "Code" Directory! 

  RootWorkingFolderName: 'Digram-As-Code-With-Devops' # Please replace with your Root Working Folder Name!

  ChildWorkingFolderName1: 'Code' # Please replace with your Child Working Folder Name!

  ChildWorkingFolderName2: 'Diagrams' # Please replace with your Child Working Folder Name!

  WorkingDir: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)' 

  TargetFolderName: 'AMDaC' # Please replace with your naming convention!

  Target: '$(build.artifactstagingdirectory)\$(TargetFolderName)'

  Artifact: 'DaC' # Please replace with your naming convention!

  DiagramName: 'basic_azure_app_service_architecture.png' # Please replace with the name, you have mentioned inside your Python Script!

  DevopsOrgName: 'ArindamMitra0251' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Organisation Name!

  DevopsPrjName: 'AMCLOUD' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Project Name!

  DevopsRepoName: 'YAML-v1.0' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Repository Name!

  DevOpsGITUser: 'AM' # Please replace with your Custom GIT Username!

  DevOpsGITEmail: '[email protected]' # Please replace with your GIT user email address!



######################

# Declare Build Agent:-

######################

pool:

  vmImage: '$(BuildAgent)'



#############################

# Declare Stages:-

# Generate Diagrams by Code

#############################

stages:



- stage: Diagram_As_Code

  jobs:

  - job: Diagram_As_Code

    displayName: Diagram As Code

    steps:

    - task: AzureCLI@2

      displayName: Diagram As Code

      inputs:

        azureSubscription: $(ServiceConnection)

        scriptType: ps

        scriptLocation: inlineScript

        inlineScript: |

          echo "##########################################################"

          $choco_ver = choco -v

          echo "The latest chocolatey version installed is: $choco_ver"

          echo "##########################################################"

          python --version

          echo "#######################################"

          pip --version

          echo "#######################################"

          echo "Installing Graphiz...!"

          echo "#######################################"

          choco install graphviz -y

          echo "#######################################"

          echo "Validate graphviz Installation..."

          echo "########################################"

          sleep 10

          dot -V

          echo "########################################"

          pip install diagrams

          echo "########################################"

          cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\

          dir

          echo "########################################"

          python $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\$(pythonCode)   

          cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\

          dir

          $outputPath = "$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\$(DiagramName)"

          if (Test-Path $outputPath) {

             Write-Host "$(DiagramName) created successfully."

             } 

          else {

                Write-Host "$(DiagramName) was NOT created."

                exit 1

                }

          echo "########################################"



###############################################

# Copy Files to Artifacts Staging Directory:-

###############################################

    - task: CopyFiles@2

      displayName: Copy Files Artifacts Staging Directory

      inputs:

        SourceFolder: '$(workingDir)'

        Contents: |

          **/*.png

        TargetFolder: '$(Target)'



# ########################

# # Publish Artifacts:-

# ########################

    - task: PublishBuildArtifacts@1

      displayName: Publish Artifacts

      inputs:

        targetPath: '$(Target)'

        artifactName: '$(Artifact)'     



#############################

# Stage: Commit 2 Code

#############################



- stage: Commit_2_Git

  condition: succeeded('Diagram_As_Code')

  jobs:

  - deployment: 

    displayName: Commit_2_Git

    environment: $(envName)

    pool:

      vmImage: '$(BuildAgent)'

    strategy:

      runOnce:

        deploy:

          steps:

          - checkout: self 

            persistCredentials: true



#########################

# Download Artifacts:-

#########################

          - task: DownloadBuildArtifacts@0

            displayName: Download Artifacts

            inputs:

              buildType: 'current'

              downloadType: 'single'

              artifactName: '$(Artifact)'

              downloadPath: '$(System.ArtifactsDirectory)'



#########################################

# Commit 2 Git:-

# Authentication - System Access Token

#########################################

          - task: PowerShell@2

            displayName: GIT Commit 

            inputs:

              targetType: 'inline'

              script: |

                cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName2)

                cp $(System.ArtifactsDirectory)\$(Artifact)\$(TargetFolderName)\$(DiagramName) . 

                echo "#####################"

                echo "Diagram copied!"

                echo "Listing the contents in the current directory:-"

                dir

                echo "#####################"

                git remote -v

                echo "#####################"

                git remote set-url origin https://$(System.AccessToken)@dev.azure.com/$(DevopsOrgName)/$(DevopsPrjName)/_git/$(DevopsRepoName)

                echo "#####################"

                git ls-remote origin

                echo "#####################"

                git config --global user.email "$(DevOpsGITEmail)"

                git config --global user.name "$(DevOpsGITUser)"

                git config --global --unset https.proxy

                git checkout -b $(Build.SourceBranchName)

                git add .

                git commit -m "Output Architecture Diagram"

                git push origin $(Build.SourceBranchName)

            env:

              SYSTEM_ACCESSTOKEN: $(System.AccessToken)

IMPORTANT TO NOTE:-
1. The users only need to change the value which are commented in the "Declare Variables" Section.
2. If you are changing the value of "pythonCode" Variable, then make sure, you change the value of "DiagramName" Variable.

OUTPUT OF EXAMPLE #1:-
1. Configure System Access Token.

2. Successful Pipeline run.

3. Generated Solutions Architecture Diagram as Artifacts Uploaded in Azure Devops.


4. Solutions Architecture Diagram Generated is Committed in Azure Devops Repo.

EXAMPLE #2:

Create "Gaming Architecture Diagram" by Code.

CONSTRUCT OF THE PYTHON CODE TO CREATE ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM:-
1. Import Diagram, Cluster and Edge.
2. Import the Provider Icons for creating diagrams.
3. Creating the building blocks using Nodes and Cluster.
4. Connect the building blocks using Edges.

PYTHON CODE SNIPPET:-

PYTHON CODE (Generate-Gaming-Arch-Diagrams.py):-

CODE

############################################################

## Architecture Diagram: Gaming using Azure Cosmos DB:-



## Components include:-

# 1. User

# 2. Azure Traffic Manager

# 3. Azure Content Delivery Network

# 4. Azure Storage

# 5. Azure API Management 

# 6. Azure Cosmos DB

# 7. Azure Databricks

# 8. Azure Functions

# 9. Azure Notification Hubs



############################################################



######################################################

# Import Diagram, Cluster and Edge.

# Import the Provider Icons for creating diagrams.

######################################################



from diagrams import Cluster, Diagram, Edge

from diagrams.azure.general import Helpsupport

from diagrams.azure.network import TrafficManagerProfiles, CDNProfiles

from diagrams.azure.storage import StorageAccounts

from diagrams.azure.integration import APIManagement

from diagrams.azure.database import CosmosDb

from diagrams.azure.analytics import Databricks

from diagrams.azure.compute import FunctionApps

from diagrams.azure.mobile import NotificationHubs



#########################################################

# Creating the building blocks using Nodes and Cluster.

#########################################################



# with Diagram("GAMING ARCHITECTURE", show=False, direction="TB"):

with Diagram("GAMING ARCHITECTURE", show=False):

    usr = Helpsupport("User")



    # atm = TrafficManagerProfiles("Azure Traffic Manager")



    apim = APIManagement("Azure API Apps")



    cosmos = CosmosDb("Azure Cosmos DB")



    dbks = Databricks("Azure Databricks")



    # cdn = CDNProfiles ("Azure CDN")



    # storage = StorageAccounts("Azure Storage (Media Files)")



    functions = FunctionApps("Azure Functions")



    notifyhub = NotificationHubs("Azure Notification Hubs")



    with Cluster(""):

         atm = TrafficManagerProfiles("Traffic Manager")



    with Cluster(""):

         cdn = CDNProfiles ("Azure CDN")



    with Cluster(""):

         storage = StorageAccounts("Azure Storage")



############################################

# Connect the building blocks using Edges.

############################################



    usr >> Edge(color="darkgreen") >> atm

    cdn >> Edge(color="darkblue") >> atm

    storage >> Edge(color="darkpurple") >> cdn

    atm >> Edge(color="darkorange") >> apim

    apim >> Edge(color="darkred") >> cosmos

    cosmos >> Edge(color="darkred") >> apim

    cosmos >> Edge(color="darkblue") >> dbks

    cosmos >> Edge(color="darkblue") >> functions

    functions >> Edge(color="darkbrown") >> notifyhub

CONSTRUCT OF AZURE DEVOPS PIPELINE TO EXECUTE PYTHON CODE TO CREATE ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM:-
1. Generate Solution Architecture Diagram using Diagrams, Python and Azure Devops.
2. Commit the Solution Architecture Diagram created to GIT repository.
3. The Pipeline has 2 stages.
4(a). Stage #1 performs below:-
4(b). Install Requisites in the build agent.
4(c). Generate Solution Architecture diagram.
4(d). Copy Generated Solution Architecture diagram to Artifacts staging directory.
4(e). Publish Generated Solution Architecture diagram as Artifacts.
5(i). Stage #2 performs below:-
5(ii). Download Artifacts.
5(iii). Commit Generated Solution Architecture diagram to Azure Devops GIT repository.
5(iv). System Access Token is configured to run the build.

PIPELINE CODE SNIPPET:-

AZURE DEVOPS YAML PIPELINE (azure-pipelines-diagram-as-code-v1.0.yml):-

CODE

####################################

# Automation Scope:-

#####################

# 1. Generate Diagrams by Code.

# 2. Commit 2 Git.

####################################



################################################################################################################################

# Important to Note:-

#####################

# 1. The Consumers only need to change the value which are commented in the "Declare Variables" Section.

# 2. If you are changing the value of "pythonCode" Variable, then make sure, you change the value of "DiagramName" Variable. 

################################################################################################################################



trigger:

  none



#######################

# Declare Variables:-

#######################

variables:

  ServiceConnection: 'amcloud-cicd-service-connection' # Please replace with your Service Connection!

  BuildAgent: 'windows-latest' # Please replace with your Build Agent. You can continue to use this as this is Microsoft Hosted Windows Build Agent!

  envName: 'NonProd' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Environment Name

  pythonCode: 'Generate-Gaming-Arch-Diagrams.py' # Please replace with your script name kept in the "Code" Directory! 

  RootWorkingFolderName: 'Digram-As-Code-With-Devops' # Please replace with your Root Working Folder Name!

  ChildWorkingFolderName1: 'Code' # Please replace with your Child Working Folder Name!

  ChildWorkingFolderName2: 'Diagrams' # Please replace with your Child Working Folder Name!

  WorkingDir: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)' 

  TargetFolderName: 'AMDaC' # Please replace with your naming convention!

  Target: '$(build.artifactstagingdirectory)\$(TargetFolderName)'

  Artifact: 'DaC' # Please replace with your naming convention!

  DiagramName: 'Gaming_Architecture.png' # Please replace with the name, you have mentioned inside your Python Script!

  DevopsOrgName: 'ArindamMitra0251' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Organisation Name!

  DevopsPrjName: 'AMCLOUD' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Project Name!

  DevopsRepoName: 'YAML-v1.0' # Please replace with your Azure Devops Repository Name!

  DevOpsGITUser: 'AM' # Please replace with your Custom GIT Username!

  DevOpsGITEmail: '[email protected]' # Please replace with your GIT user email address!



######################

# Declare Build Agent:-

######################

pool:

  vmImage: '$(BuildAgent)'



#############################

# Declare Stages:-

# Generate Diagrams by Code

#############################

stages:



- stage: Diagram_As_Code

  jobs:

  - job: Diagram_As_Code

    displayName: Diagram As Code

    steps:

    - task: AzureCLI@2

      displayName: Diagram As Code

      inputs:

        azureSubscription: $(ServiceConnection)

        scriptType: ps

        scriptLocation: inlineScript

        inlineScript: |

          echo "##########################################################"

          $choco_ver = choco -v

          echo "The latest chocolatey version installed is: $choco_ver"

          echo "##########################################################"

          python --version

          echo "#######################################"

          pip --version

          echo "#######################################"

          echo "Installing Graphiz...!"

          echo "#######################################"

          choco install graphviz -y

          echo "#######################################"

          echo "Validate graphviz Installation..."

          echo "########################################"

          sleep 10

          dot -V

          echo "########################################"

          pip install diagrams

          echo "########################################"

          cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\

          dir

          echo "########################################"

          python $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\$(pythonCode)   

          cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\

          dir

          $outputPath = "$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName1)\$(DiagramName)"

          if (Test-Path $outputPath) {

             Write-Host "$(DiagramName) created successfully."

             } 

          else {

                Write-Host "$(DiagramName) was NOT created."

                exit 1

                }

          echo "########################################"



###############################################

# Copy Files to Artifacts Staging Directory:-

###############################################

    - task: CopyFiles@2

      displayName: Copy Files Artifacts Staging Directory

      inputs:

        SourceFolder: '$(workingDir)'

        Contents: |

          **/*.png

        TargetFolder: '$(Target)'



# ########################

# # Publish Artifacts:-

# ########################

    - task: PublishBuildArtifacts@1

      displayName: Publish Artifacts

      inputs:

        targetPath: '$(Target)'

        artifactName: '$(Artifact)'     



#############################

# Stage: Commit 2 Code

#############################



- stage: Commit_2_Git

  condition: succeeded('Diagram_As_Code')

  jobs:

  - deployment: 

    displayName: Commit_2_Git

    environment: $(envName)

    pool:

      vmImage: '$(BuildAgent)'

    strategy:

      runOnce:

        deploy:

          steps:

          - checkout: self 

            persistCredentials: true



#########################

# Download Artifacts:-

#########################

          - task: DownloadBuildArtifacts@0

            displayName: Download Artifacts

            inputs:

              buildType: 'current'

              downloadType: 'single'

              artifactName: '$(Artifact)'

              downloadPath: '$(System.ArtifactsDirectory)'



#########################################

# Commit 2 Git:-

# Authentication - System Access Token

#########################################

          - task: PowerShell@2

            displayName: GIT Commit 

            inputs:

              targetType: 'inline'

              script: |

                cd $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)\$(RootWorkingFolderName)\$(ChildWorkingFolderName2)

                cp $(System.ArtifactsDirectory)\$(Artifact)\$(TargetFolderName)\$(DiagramName) . 

                echo "#####################"

                echo "Diagram copied!"

                echo "Listing the contents in the current directory:-"

                dir

                echo "#####################"

                git remote -v

                echo "#####################"

                git remote set-url origin https://$(System.AccessToken)@dev.azure.com/$(DevopsOrgName)/$(DevopsPrjName)/_git/$(DevopsRepoName)

                echo "#####################"

                git ls-remote origin

                echo "#####################"

                git config --global user.email "$(DevOpsGITEmail)"

                git config --global user.name "$(DevOpsGITUser)"

                git config --global --unset https.proxy

                git checkout -b $(Build.SourceBranchName)

                git add .

                git commit -m "Output Architecture Diagram"

                git push origin $(Build.SourceBranchName)

            env:

              SYSTEM_ACCESSTOKEN: $(System.AccessToken)

IMPORTANT TO NOTE:-
1. The users only need to change the value which are commented in the "Declare Variables" Section.
2. If you are changing the value of "pythonCode" Variable, then make sure, you change the value of "DiagramName" Variable.

OUTPUT OF EXAMPLE #2:-
1. Configure System Access Token.

2. Successful Pipeline run.

3. Generated Solutions Architecture Diagram as Artifacts Uploaded in Azure Devops.


4. Solutions Architecture Diagram Generated is Committed in Azure Devops Repo.

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