Placing components in plantuml

Placing components in plantuml

[Cecil Westerhof]

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I just started working with plantuml, but I do not know how to get what I
want.
At the moment I have the following:
#+BEGIN_SRC plantuml :file Graphics/rabbitMQ.eps :noexport
@startuml

[Producer 1]
[Producer 2]
[Producer ...]
[Producer n]

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet1
}

node RabbitMQ {
  [Exchange]
  [Queue 1]
  [Queue 2]
  [Queue ...]
  [Queue n]
}

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet2
}

[Consumer 1]
[Consumer 2]
[Consumer ...]
[Consumer n]


[Producer 1]    --> [Internet1]     : Publish
[Producer 2]    --> [Internet1]     : Publish
[Producer ...]  --> [Internet1]     : Publish
[Producer n]    --> [Internet1]     : Publish
[Internet1]      -> [Exchange]      : Publish
[Exchange]      --> [Queue 1]       : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue 2]       : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue ...]     : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue n]       : Route
[Queue 1]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue 2]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue ...]     --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue n]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer 1]    : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer 2]    : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer ...]  : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer n]    : Consume

@enduml
#+END_SRC

It seems that going down works much better as going right.
I would like to have [Producer 2], [Producer ...] and [Producer n] below
[Producer 1] is this possible? (And the first 2 left and higher as
Internet1 and the other 2 left and lower as Internet1.)
The same with queue and consumer. But probably when I have a solution for
producer, I will also have a solution for queue and consumer.

-- 
Cecil Westerhof

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Re: Placing components in plantuml

[Cecil Westerhof]

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Op do 17 okt. 2019 om 17:33 schreef Cecil Westerhof <cldwesterhof@gmail.com
>:

> I just started working with plantuml, but I do not know how to get what I
> want.
>

I have something that comes close:
#+BEGIN_SRC plantuml :file Graphics/rabbitMQ.eps :noexport
@startuml

[Producer 1]
[Producer 2]
[Producer ...]
[Producer n]

[Producer 1]    -[hidden]-> [Producer 2]
[Producer 2]    -[hidden]-> [Producer ...]
[Producer ...]  -[hidden]-> [Producer n]

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet1
}

node RabbitMQ {
  [Exchange]
  [Queue 1]
  [Queue 2]
  [Queue ...]
  [Queue n]
}

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet2
}

[Consumer 1]
[Consumer 2]
[Consumer ...]
[Consumer n]


[Producer 1]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
' [Producer 2]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
' [Producer ...]   -> [Internet1]     : Publish
' [Producer n]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
[Internet1]      -> [Exchange]      : Publish
[Exchange]      --> [Queue 1]       : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue 2]       : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue ...]     : Route
[Exchange]      --> [Queue n]       : Route
[Queue 1]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue 2]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue ...]     --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Queue n]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer 1]    : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer 2]    : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer ...]  : Consume
[Internet2]      -> [Consumer n]    : Consume

@enduml
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But as soon as I get the paths from the other producers to Internet1 out of
comment, it goes horrible wrong. :'-(

-- 
Cecil Westerhof

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Re: Placing components in plantuml

[Cecil Westerhof]

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I got a reasonable result by putting the four producers/queues/consumers
into one component. But if anybody knows a better solution …

@startuml

component [Producer 1\nProducer 2\nProducer ...\nProducer n] as Producers

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet1
}

node RabbitMQ #LightSteelBlue {
  [Exchange]
  [Queue 1\nQueue 2\nQueue ...\nQueue n] as Queues
}

cloud {
  [Internet] as Internet2
}

[Consumer 1\nConsumer 2\nConsumer ...\nConsumer n] as Consumers


[Producers] -> [Internet1]  : Publish
[Internet1] -> [Exchange]   : Publish
[Exchange]  -> [Queues]     : Route
[Queues]    -> [Internet2]  : Consume
[Internet2] -> [Consumers]  : Consume

@enduml

Op do 17 okt. 2019 om 17:51 schreef Cecil Westerhof <cldwesterhof@gmail.com
>:

> Op do 17 okt. 2019 om 17:33 schreef Cecil Westerhof <
> cldwesterhof@gmail.com>:
>
>> I just started working with plantuml, but I do not know how to get what I
>> want.
>>
>
> I have something that comes close:
> #+BEGIN_SRC plantuml :file Graphics/rabbitMQ.eps :noexport
> @startuml
>
> [Producer 1]
> [Producer 2]
> [Producer ...]
> [Producer n]
>
> [Producer 1]    -[hidden]-> [Producer 2]
> [Producer 2]    -[hidden]-> [Producer ...]
> [Producer ...]  -[hidden]-> [Producer n]
>
> cloud {
>   [Internet] as Internet1
> }
>
> node RabbitMQ {
>   [Exchange]
>   [Queue 1]
>   [Queue 2]
>   [Queue ...]
>   [Queue n]
> }
>
> cloud {
>   [Internet] as Internet2
> }
>
> [Consumer 1]
> [Consumer 2]
> [Consumer ...]
> [Consumer n]
>
>
> [Producer 1]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
> ' [Producer 2]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
> ' [Producer ...]   -> [Internet1]     : Publish
> ' [Producer n]     -> [Internet1]     : Publish
> [Internet1]      -> [Exchange]      : Publish
> [Exchange]      --> [Queue 1]       : Route
> [Exchange]      --> [Queue 2]       : Route
> [Exchange]      --> [Queue ...]     : Route
> [Exchange]      --> [Queue n]       : Route
> [Queue 1]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
> [Queue 2]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
> [Queue ...]     --> [Internet2]     : Consume
> [Queue n]       --> [Internet2]     : Consume
> [Internet2]      -> [Consumer 1]    : Consume
> [Internet2]      -> [Consumer 2]    : Consume
> [Internet2]      -> [Consumer ...]  : Consume
> [Internet2]      -> [Consumer n]    : Consume
>
> @enduml
> #+END_SRC
>
> But as soon as I get the paths from the other producers to Internet1 out
> of comment, it goes horrible wrong. :'-(
>
> --
> Cecil Westerhof
>


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Cecil Westerhof

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