Developer tools
See what is actually there, then design what comes next. Services, endpoints, protocols and infrastructure topology, mapped from source instead of drawn by hand.
Extensions
Two actively maintained products, published for both Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs. Both run entirely on the local machine, read the workspace directly, and transmit no data to any external server.
Scans a workspace, monorepo or multi repo, and turns a microservices codebase into a visual map. Detects services, API endpoints and communication patterns straight from source, then draws connections between endpoints and generates sequence diagrams, flowcharts and dependency graphs.
Does the same for infrastructure. Discovers resources across several IaC ecosystems and links them to each other, so an ArgoCD Application connects through to the Kubernetes workloads it manages and you can see what a Terraform change touches before applying it.
Publisher
@barisozgenn
MeshGraph and Mesh Infra are published and maintained under the Visual Studio Code Marketplace publisher account barisozgenn, and on the JetBrains Marketplace. barisozgen.net is the official website for both.
Recognition
Selected for the Visual Studio Code Marketplace homepage, the curated shelf Microsoft uses to surface extensions to developers browsing for tooling.
Mesh Infra appears in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation landscape, the industry reference catalogue of cloud native projects, under the category covering application definition and image build tooling.
A published walkthrough of how MeshGraph turns a microservices codebase into an architecture map, covering service discovery, API endpoint detection and communication patterns across REST, gRPC, GraphQL and event driven messaging.
MeshGraph introduced to engineering teams working on microservices and distributed systems, showing how service maps and architecture diagrams can be generated directly from source rather than maintained by hand.