How damienmcfarland/cloudsecurity works
CloudSecurity is a diagramming deliverable, not an application: the README describes using draw.io to document an Azure cloud network. The graph captures the documented topology and inventory, not live Azure resources or runtime behavior. README.md is the only repository path, and no source code is available to verify additional relationships.
Main entry points: README.md Cloud network diagram
Components 14
Network topology
- Azure resource group
README.md - Virtual network
README.md - IP ranges
README.md - Subnet
README.md
Traffic and security
- HTTP and SSH flows
README.md - Security group
README.md - Load balancer
README.md
Workloads and tools
- VM inventory
README.md - VM hostnames and IPs
README.md - Docker deployment
README.md - Ansible deployment
README.md
Other components
- Diagram author
- draw.io
- Cloud network diagram
README.md
Connections 20
- Diagram author → draw.io: uses
- Diagram author → Cloud network diagram: documents
- draw.io → Cloud network diagram: draws
- Cloud network diagram → Azure resource group: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → Virtual network: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → IP ranges: records
- Cloud network diagram → Subnet: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → HTTP and SSH flows: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → Security group: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → Load balancer: depicts
- Cloud network diagram → VM inventory: lists
- Cloud network diagram → VM hostnames and IPs: records
- Cloud network diagram → Docker deployment: locates
- Cloud network diagram → Ansible deployment: locates
- Azure resource group → Virtual network: contains
- Virtual network → IP ranges: has range
- Virtual network → Subnet: contains
- Security group → HTTP and SSH flows: blocks traffic
- Load balancer → VM inventory: balances to
- VM inventory → VM hostnames and IPs: identified by