Network and security solution
Map devices, zones, secure access, protocols, failover, and observability with the detail engineers need and the clarity reviewers expect.
Rendered from the checked-in AURELIA-R1 EtherCAT project used by the application.
Topology with engineering meaning
A useful network diagram shows more than devices. Struct keeps addressing, protocols, zones, ownership, controls, and operating assumptions in the same review context.
Model routers, switches, gateways, subnets, wireless links, endpoints, load balancers, and observability across physical and cloud networks.
Draw security zones, remote access, inspection points, encrypted paths, and policy boundaries so control intent can be reviewed.
Distinguish physical Ethernet, BGP peering, VRRP failover, encrypted tunnels, application flows, and asynchronous relationships.
Network work in Struct
Use network-specific symbols and connector semantics, then attach policy, risk, and operating decisions to the exact route they govern.
Review the path
Give network, cloud, application, and security teams a shared place to resolve gaps before they become incidents.
Identify trust boundaries, external dependencies, sensitive systems, and administrative paths.
Show protocols, direction, inspection, failover, and observability for important flows.
Link policy, risk decisions, runbooks, and acceptance criteria to affected nodes and routes.
Version the design, share controlled reviews, and preserve the rationale beside the topology.