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Azure entered the market in 2010 and has steadily grown in importance as a corporate Cloud solution. The platform is used for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers and supports many programming languages, tools, and frameworks, including both Microsoft-specific and third-party software and systems.  \nEnterprise Architect provides modeling constructs that allow you to create expressive Azure diagrams that specify new Cloud infrastructure and platforms or document existing ones. You can also model other Cloud Infrastructure and platform providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GPC) .  \nThe Microsoft Azure UML profile provides a new image library of graphics (icons and images) required to model Microsoft Azure deployments. The icons and images are provided by a Model Builder framework pattern, which must be imported into your model before you can start creating diagrams that describe Microsoft Azure deployments. The Azure pattern contains over 350 Image Assets that can be dragged-and-dropped onto diagrams.  \n(c) Sparx Systems 2026 Page 3 of 11 Created with Enterprise Architect  \nGetting Started  \nCreating Microsoft Azure diagrams is straight forward; all the AWS service constructs are available from the Toolbox pages or from the Browser in the MS Azure Packages. This allows you to create expressive diagrams containing element items such as Virtual Machines, MS SQL databases, Cycle Cloud for big computer clusters, DevOps for code collaboration, Blob Storage and Managed Disks for data storage, and Load Balancers and Traffic Managers for networking.  \nDiagram showing a mobile application using a Smart Phone Traffic Manager and PostgreSQL Database  \nIn this topic you will learn how to work with the features that support MS Azure diagramming, outlined in the topic sections.  \nSelecting the Perspective  \nEnterprise Architect partitions the tool's extensive features into Perspectives, which ensures that you can focus on a specific task and work with the tools you need without the distraction of other features. 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This will inject all the Azure icons as components into the selected location in the Browser window.  \n(c) Sparx Systems 2026 Page 4 of 11 Created with Enterprise Architect  \nPatterns window showing Azure pattern for Import.  \nCreate Azure Diagrams  \nMore Information  \nThis section provides useful links to other topics and resources that you might find useful when working with the Microsoft Azure tool features.  \n(c) Sparx Systems 2026 Page 5 of 11 Created with Enterprise Architect  \nExample Diagram  \n(c)","cbCaik8XuwsCQrRW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik8XuwsCQrRW","pdf",570596,11,"English","# Table of Contents\n## Getting Started\n## Example Diagram\n## Import the Microsoft Azure Patterns\n## Create Azure Diagrams\n## More Information","[{\"question\":\"How do you select the Microsoft Azure perspective in Enterprise Architect?\",\"answer\":\"Choose the Perspective path Analysis \\u003e Microsoft Azure so the Azure diagrams and related toolboxes are available by default.\"},{\"question\":\"What is required before creating Microsoft Azure diagrams?\",\"answer\":\"Import the Microsoft Azure icons and images using the Model Builder, which injects Azure image assets into the selected Browser location.\"},{\"question\":\"How can you create an Azure diagram after importing the patterns?\",\"answer\":\"Right-click the parent package, select New Diagram, open the Diagram Builder, set the diagram type using Azure options, then create the diagram by placing imported Azure library images from the Azure Library Packages.\"}]","Enterprise Architect - User Guide Series - Microsoft Azure - Version 17.1 - Create Microsoft Azure Diagrams | PDF",1792967082,28]