Content by Arturo Quiroga (4)

Arturo Quiroga explains how real-world usage reshaped the open-source Azure Architecture Diagram Builder into a guided workflow (Create → Refine → Validate & Improve → Share or Build), with concrete changes around preserving human edits, improving diagram integrity, iterating Well-Architected validation, and generating export/IaC artifacts with clear limitations.

Arturo Quiroga shares major updates to the open-source Azure Architecture Diagram Builder, including a multi-turn Architecture Chat, a Blueprint (whiteboard-style) rendering mode, and a new MCP server interface so AI agents can generate, validate, cost, and render Azure architectures programmatically.

Arturo Quiroga breaks down how Azure Well-Architected Review (WAR) and Azure Advisor score workloads, then explains how the open-source Azure Architecture Diagram Builder adds a design-time WAF scoring loop using deterministic rules plus an Azure OpenAI-based refinement pass.

Arturo Quiroga introduces the open-source Azure Architecture Diagram Builder, a browser-based tool that turns natural-language prompts, images, and ARM templates into editable Azure architecture diagrams, cost estimates, and deployment guides with Bicep.