Serverless By Design

Serverless by Design screenshot

Serverless By Design is a visual approach to serverless development:

An application is a network of nodes (serverless resources, such as Lambda functions or S3 buckets) connected by edges (their relationships, for example a trigger or a data flow)
Edit an application adding nodes and edges following an event-driven design
Import a previously exported application to continue working on it
Choose a runtime, and build your application (for example, using AWS SAM)
Optionally use canary or linear deployments for your future updates
Edit templates and code files for the final configurations before deploying the application
Export an application to save it for later use in a JSON file
Take a picture of the application architecture to have a visual representation to share
Fine tune the physics used to place nodes and edges on the screen, for example enable/disable it or choose another solver

Serverless By Design runs in the browser and doesn't need an internet connection when installed locally.

A live version is available at: http://sbd.danilop.net

Think. Build. Repeat.

License

This code is licensed under the The MIT License (MIT). Please see the LICENSE file that accompanies this project for the terms of use.

You need node and npm. Just run:

npm run build

to build it for production, then open dist/index.html with your favourite browser.

For a development build, that you can debug with a browser, use:

npm run dev

Here are a few examples to help you start:

This code depends on: