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Book Review: “Implementing Domain-Driven Design″.A Simple Differentiation of IaaS, PaaS & SaaS.It’s always great to see the community contributing these types of resources, and I for one am personally thankful for their efforts. Simon Hart’s shapes can be found on his post “ How to Create Architecture Diagrams Like the Microsoft P&P Team Using Visio 2010“. Ricardo’s shapes can be download from his post: “ Windows Azure Architecture symbols/Visio Template Azure“. Shape samples and links to the aforementioned resources are provided below. Unfortunately Microsoft hasn’t released any shapes or stencils for the Azure space, even in the latest release of Visio 2013. These Visio shapes are an incredibly useful resource for those architects wishing to construct Azure diagrams for a variety of different scenarios. In addition, Simon Hart has also made available a number of additional Azure Visio shapes more aligned with the Microsoft Patterns & Practice’s look and feel. Thankfully a generous software architect by the name of Ricardo later released the same symbols for Visio. He was kind enough to release the icons in EMF and PNG format but not as Visio shapes.
A few years ago, David Pullman posted a blog entitled “ Windows Azure Design Patterns, Part 1: Architectural Symbols“, within which he released a large number of very useful symbols to represent all of the artifacts, resources, etc.
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