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# Create a diagram using AWS shapes

# Create a diagram using AWS shapes {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 min. de leitura

Use the AWS shapes within the Cloud Architecture modeling capability of the Enterprise Architecture Workspace to visualize AWS cloud components. These shapes also enable architects to design hybrid architectures and
support cloud migration
planning.

## Antes de Iniciar

Role required: sn_apm.apm_user

## Procedimento

1. Navigate to WorkspacesEnterprise Architecture Workspace.
2. Open the Modeling page by selecting the Enterprise Modeling and Visualization icon (![Modeling]()).
3. Select New drop-down menu.
4. Select Blank diagram.
5. On the Blank diagram modal, enter a name for the artifact.  
   You can optionally choose an architectural category for the diagram.
6. Select Create diagram.  
   An empty canvas gets created for the artifact.
7. From the Shapes panel, add AWS shapes to the canvas.  
   Nota:  
   You can add a shape to the canvas by either selecting the shape or by dragging the shape from the Shapes palette to the canvas.
8. Select a shape on the canvas and associate it with CMDB records.
   * Choose existing- Select this radio button to associate the shape with an existing CMDB record.
   * Create new- Select this radio button to create a CMDB record directly from the diagram.
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9. Define a relationship by selecting connector lines.  
   The Relationship side panel opens. Select a Relationship and Value.
10. Select a shape and add related records for the shape by selecting the ![Add related records]() icon.  
    The Add related records icon appears only when the shape is linked to an existing CMDB record. When you select the icon, the Add related records window opens. This window displays the entities along with their names and relationship types (CI relationship, M2M, or Reference).
11. Select the Entities that you want to include and then select Add.  
    The selected entities are added to the diagram with the relationship showing in AWS format. In the diagram, the dotted lines represent the reference links and the solid lines represent the CI relationships.
12. Select Commit changes to synchronize the diagram to the database.  
    This option is available only when the diagram is approved. For more information, see [Synchronize a shape to the database](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/Z~WjgNdQysllXfGPaZrvZQ "Add a shape to a diagram. Synchronize the shape to the database by mapping the shape to an existing CI or adding a CI.").
13. Select Share to share the diagram with individuals or groups.  
    For more information, see [Share a modeling diagram](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/EpYEbaSzcmJYTTJfczyAsw "Share your draft diagrams with individuals and groups and define access levels for them to view and modify the diagram.").
14. Select the More Actions menu (![More actions menu.]()) to perform the following actions:
    * Save as new version: Select this option to create a version for the selected diagram. The version number is automatically added in the Version number field, and it isn't editable. For more information, see [Save as a new version](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/cCMJ_fR5NDZIHDpk~IUivw "Copy an existing diagram and create a version for it within the selected architectural artifact. You can update the new version as required.").
    * Duplicate: Select this option to duplicate the diagram. For more information, see [Duplicate a modeling diagram](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/pcrQYU0ILUarCWRWC7gofQ "You can make a copy of an existing diagram that you created and modify the duplicate diagram according to your requirement.").
    * Submit for approval: Select this option to submit the diagram for approval. The approval process can be done through a configured workflow. By default, the approval request is submitted to the Enterprise Architect group. For more information, see [Submit a modeling diagram for approval](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/7ARONgAS4oK3QXInUnosEg "Send your draft modeling diagrams for approval. After receiving the approval, you can commit the diagram to the database. The approval process can be done through a configured workflow. By default, the approval request is submitted to the Enterprise Architect group.").
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**Conceitos relacionados**   

* [AWS shapes support in the Enterprise Modeling and Visualization](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/WkE~r~51Cn95XGgirShWQQ "Enterprise Modeling and Visualization supports Amazon Web Services (AWS) shape libraries for modeling cloud architectures. These shapes enable architects to design future-state cloud diagrams aligned with CMDB and CSDM standards.")
* [Working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) shapes](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/7~ynZTsj1lkVNeF~n8MTzg "AWS is a cloud computing platform, used for cloud migration, application hosting, and digital transformation, making it critical for enterprise architecture planning. AWS shapes are part of the Cloud Architecture modeling capability. They enable architects to visualize AWS cloud components, model hybrid architectures, and support cloud migration planning and future-state architecture design.")