How to Create AWS Architecture Diagrams | Lucidchart Demo

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Excellent video! Did my first LucidChart, and got comfortable with: - quickly searching for the right shape using succinct terminology, - single-click adding a shape to the canvas, - copying a shape either by multi-clicking, or by copy-pasting - quickly customizing arrows, - using numbered text fields as a useful way to annotate.

[@valariowhite]

Love to hear it Pieter! You a pro now 😎

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Thank you very much! Helped me out on a AWS Services Project. Good looking keep the videos coming!

[@valariowhite]

Aye! I'm Glad it helped! 😎

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This is a very well put video, concise and to the point , superb work ,thank you very much for the great content ,by far the best video about aws architecture diagram drawing

[@valariowhite]

Thanks! It means a lot Gayan! I’m happy you enjoyed the video!

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[@valariowhite]

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[@valariowhite]

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[@valariowhite]

No doubt Nnaemeka! 😎

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[@valariowhite]

I appreciate the support Tall! I’ll keep ‘em coming !

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Glad it helped Kaustabh!

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[@mkwchep]

Thank you. Nice video. Just want to mention that "AWS General Users" is the icon for "global Client" mentioned in this video

[@valariowhite]

Yup! I found that out afterwards too. Thanks for highlighting it for others to know 👌🏾😎

[@vicauto1846]

Excellent video, thanks...but how did you draw the lines to split from cloudfront to the two api gateway endpoint. U skipped that part

[@valariowhite]

Thank you! To draw the lines that split, all you have to do is connect the receiving resources one at a time. So grab the connector point from Cloudfront and attach it to the first API gateway. Then, grab that same connector point from Cloudfront and connect it to the second API gateway. The line will split automatically. Let me know if that helps! 😎

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PAPER + Pencil = diagram

[@valariowhite]

Easy!

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