AWS Architecture Diagram Examples and Templates for Gliffy's AWS Architecture Diagram Tool

Whether you’re a cloud architecture diagram pro or need help with how to make an AWS architecture diagram, examples and templates will certainly help. That’s where Gliffy has your back.

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AWS Diagram Examples

Basic AWS Architecture Diagram Example

Get started with this basic AWS diagram template.

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AWS 3-Tier Architecture Example

A 3-tier architecture will allow you to develop and maintain a presentation layer, application layer, and data layer as independent modules.

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AWS 2-Tier Architecture Example

Using a 2-tier architecture means that a presentation layer runs on a client while a data layer is stored on a server. 

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Oracle E-Business Suite on AWS Diagram Example

Oracle EBS is a set of customer relationship and supply chain management applications. While often run on Oracle Cloud, here’s how it was set up with AWS.

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AWS Network Architecture Example

This AWS network contains separate public, private, and utility subnets within the cloud.

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AWS Elastic Load Balancer Network Diagram

With multiple EC2 instances, this network uses Elastic Load Balancer to distribute traffic across availability zones.

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Remote Management AWS Diagram

This example shows how a network was set up to allow for remote management and administration.

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AWS Varnish Behind Elastic Load Balancer Diagram

Elastic load balancing distributes application traffic to multiple instances or containers within your application.

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AWS Varnish Deployment Architecture

Varnish Enterprise and Varnish Cache increase the speed of web loading time by re-serving a page from a user’s cache. In this version, Varnish is deployed across three availability zones.

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AWS Varnish Deployment Alternative Architecture

This example describes Varnish deployed across two availability zones.

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How to Use these AWS Architecture Diagram Examples in Gliffy

If you’re already a Gliffy user in Confluence, Jira, or Gliffy Online, you can use any template to give yourself a head start on your next diagram. AWS architecture diagrams are a great way to document your enterprise cloud strategy or describe your existing service architecture.

Simply create a new diagram by clicking File > New and then selecting the blue Create From A Template option in the bottom row of those provided.

Otherwise, you can start a free trial to use any of the templates above (and hundreds more!).

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