How-to Guides

Users can intuitively grasp the relationships and key information of the resource configuration generated through the Architecture Diagram.

Architecture Diagram Getting Started

To get started with the Architecture Diagram of Samsung Cloud Platform, refer to the following.

1. All Services > Management > Architecture Diagram Click the menu. 1. Architecture Diagram Go to the page.
   • You can also navigate by clicking the Architecture Diagram widget on the Console Home page of Samsung Cloud Platform.
2. Check the resource configuration information and relationships in the Architecutre Diagram.
   • VPC, Subnet, Virtual Server, Database, Data Analysis, Storage, etc., depict the relationships among various resources in a diagram.

Architecture Diagram Add Item

You can add items to the Architecture Diagram’s component diagram.

1. All Services > Management > Architecture Diagram Click the menu. 1. Architecture Diagram Go to the page.
   • On the Console Home page of Samsung Cloud Platform, you can also navigate by clicking the Architecture Diagram widget.
2. Click the Search Filter button at the top right of the Diagram. 2. Configurable items in the Architecture Diagram open as a popup menu.
   • VPC, Subnet, Virtual Server items are provided by default and cannot be disabled.
   • You can select which items to add to the Diagram from Internet Gateway, Transit Gateway, Load Balancer, Database, Data Analysis, Storage.

     Resource	Selection	Support Service
     VPC	Default (cannot be disabled) Displayed only when you have VPC permissions	-
     Subnet	Default (cannot be disabled)	-
     Virtual Server	Default (cannot be disabled)	-
     Internet Gateway	Select	-
     Transit Gateway	Select	-
     Load Balancer	Select	-
     Database	Select	EPAS, PostgreSQL, Maria DB, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, CacheStore
     Data Analysis	Select	Event Streams, Search Engine, Vertica
     File Storage	Select	-

     Table. Architecture Diagram search filter items

Add tag filter

You can add items to the Architecture Diagram’s configuration diagram.

1. All Services > Management > Architecture Diagram menu, click it. 1. Architecture Diagram Navigate to the page.
   • You can also navigate by clicking the Architecture Diagram widget on the Console Home page of Samsung Cloud Platform.
2. Click the Tag Filter button at the top right of the Diagram. 2. Tag Filter The popup window opens.
3. In the Tag Filter window, select the tag Key and Value. 3. The selected tag is displayed at the bottom.

   Category	Required status	Explanation
   Full reset	-	Delete all tag keys added at the bottom.
   Key	Required	Select tag key
   Value	Required	Select Value for Tag Key Selecting Key enables If you keep the blank or select All, the entire Value is applied You can select multiple desired Value entries, but Values added to other Keys cannot be selected
   Add tag	Select	It is possible to add a new tag key.
   Save as default tag filter	Select	Save the added tag Key and Value as the default tag filter The saved default tag filter persists even after logout Can overwrite after changing tag information

   Table. Tag filter items

   Reference

   The conditions for applying two or more tags are as follows.

   • Tags with identical keys: or condition
   • Tag with a different key: and condition

Architecture Diagram Check Detailed Resource Information

You can view detailed information for each resource in the Architecture Diagram’s configuration view.

To view detailed information, follow these steps.

1. All Services > Management > Architecture Diagram Click the menu. 1. Architecture Diagram Go to the page.
   • You can also navigate by clicking the Architecture Diagram widget on the Console Home page of Samsung Cloud Platform.
2. Click the resource to view detailed information in the Architecture Diagram. 2. A detailed information popup for each resource opens.
   • Click the control button at the top right of the Diagram to expand or collapse the Diagram, or to zoom in/out.
   • When you place the mouse cursor over a resource, its status and name are displayed.

     Resource	Detailed information
     VPC	VPC name, resource status, IP range Click the VPC name to view the corresponding VPC Details page Create VPC button to create Virtual Server, Cloud Functions, and VPC services via Copilot
     Subnet	VPC name, Subnet name, Resource status, IP range, Subnet type Click the Subnet name to go to the corresponding Subnet Details page When clicking the Virtual Server connection line, you can view the IP information of the connected Port
     Virtual Server	VPC name, Subnet name, server name, resource status, IP, Security Group, Block Storage Click the server name to navigate to the corresponding Virtual Server Details page Virtual Server Control: Virtual Server resources can be created through Copliot Clicking a Subnet connection line allows you to view the IP information of the connected Port If a Security Group is attached, you can view the Port list and Block Storage list
     Internet Gateway	VPC name, Internet Gateway name, resource status, category, Firewall name Click the Internet Gateway name to go to the corresponding Internet Gateway details page
     Transit Gateway	Transit Gateway name, resource status, Firewall name Click the Transit Gateway name to go to the corresponding Transit Gateway page
     Firewall	Connection name, Firewall name, Resource status, Category, Size Click the Firewall name to navigate to the corresponding Firewall Details page
     Load Balancer	VPC name, Subnet name, Load Balancer name, resource status, Service IP, Firewall name Click the Load Balancer name to go to the corresponding Load Balancer details page
     Database	VPC name, Subnet name, Cluster name, Resource status, Cluster type, Block Storage status Resource status example Creating: Cluster is being created Editing: Cluster is changing to an operational state Error: Cluster is in an error state while performing tasks Failed: Cluster failed during creation Restarting: Cluster is restarting Running: Cluster is running normally Starting: Cluster is starting Stopped: Cluster is in a stopped state Stopping: Cluster is stopping Synchronizing: Cluster is synchronizing Terminating: Cluster is terminating Unknown: Cluster state is unknown Upgrading: Cluster is changing to an upgrading state
     Data Analysis	VPC name, Subnet name, Cluster name, Resource status, Cluster type, Block Storage status Resource status examples Creating: Cluster is being created Editing: Cluster is being changed to an operational state Error: Cluster encountered an error during operation Failed: Cluster failed during creation Restarting: Cluster is restarting Running: Cluster is operating normally Starting: Cluster is starting Stopped: Cluster is stopped Stopping: Cluster is stopping Synchronizing: Cluster is synchronizing Terminating: Cluster is being terminated Unknown: Cluster status is unknown Upgrading: Cluster is being upgraded
     File Storage	Volume name, resource status, disk type, protocol, connected resource

     Table. Architecture Diagram Resource Detailed Information Items