Added draft architecure file

[Fabian1535]

Added a PlantUML file with a draft architecture for flyxc

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• New Features
  • Introduced a visual architecture diagram outlining the system's structure and interactions between key components on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and AWS.
  • Enhanced understanding of the system through clear representation of user interactions, data flow, and service integration.
• Documentation
  • Added instructions in the contributing guide for accessing and using the architecture diagram, including PlantUML prerequisites and usage in Visual Studio Code.

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The recent change introduces a new PlantUML file, flyxc_arch.puml, which visually represents the architecture of a cloud-based application utilizing Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and AWS services. It outlines key components, their interactions, and the flow of data within the architecture, enhancing understanding of the system's structure. Additionally, updates to the CONTRIBUTING.md file provide guidance on using the architecture diagram and PlantUML setup.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
doc/flyxc_arch.puml	Added a new PlantUML diagram visualizing the system's architecture, detailing user interactions and service relationships using GCP and AWS components.
CONTRIBUTING.md	Enhanced documentation with instructions for locating the PlantUML diagram and requirements for using PlantUML, including setup guidance for Visual Studio Code.

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[vicb]

Thanks @Fabian1535 !

I think you can create a doc folder at the source of the repo.

It would be nice to add a short description of the file and the way to generate an image in the top level CONTRIBUTING.md. That's also where we should insert the generated image when we are happy with it (the image file itself can go to the newly created doc folder).

Thanks!

[Fabian1535]

Created doc folder and added some info on CONTRIBUTING.md

[vicb]

I just learned that GH markdown actually support diagrams: https://github.blog/developer-skills/github/include-diagrams-markdown-files-mermaid/

Maybe something to explore... and then there is no need to install anything nor re-generate the image on change