Iot

IoT Architecture Diagram Generator

Quick Start: Select device/sensor icons → Place edge gateways → Connect to cloud services → Group into zones → Wrap in ```plantuml fence.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Always use ```plantuml or ```puml code fence. NEVER use ```text — it will NOT render as a diagram.

Critical Rules

• Every diagram starts with @startuml and ends with @enduml
• Use left to right direction for typical IoT data flows (Device → Edge → Cloud)
• Use mxgraph.aws4.* stencil syntax for IoT service and device icons
• Default colors are applied automatically — you do NOT need to specify fillColor or strokeColor
• Use rectangle "Zone" { ... } or package "Site" { ... } for grouping
• Directed flows use -->, async/event-driven flows use ..> (dashed)

Full stencil reference: See stencils/README.md for 9500+ available icons.

Mxgraph Stencil Syntax

mxgraph.aws4.<icon> "Label" as <alias>

Core IoT Stencils

Device & Sensor Stencils

Connection Types

Quick Example

@startuml
left to right direction
rectangle "Factory Floor" {
  mxgraph.aws4.sensor "Temp\nSensor" as s1
  mxgraph.aws4.iot_thing_plc "PLC" as plc
}
mxgraph.aws4.greengrass "Greengrass\nEdge" as gg
mxgraph.aws4.iot_core "IoT Core" as core
mxgraph.aws4.iot_analytics "IoT\nAnalytics" as analytics

s1 --> gg : MQTT
plc --> gg
gg --> core
core --> analytics
@enduml

IoT Architecture Types