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Architecture diagrams for Legal Aid Agency (within the Ministry of Justice)

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[ARCHIVED] Legal Aid Agency Architecture Documentation

The documentation here uses the C4 model by Simon Brown. We use the FC4 toolset to normalise the source of C4 diagrams authored with Structurizr Express.

Archived status

As of 2021 this repository is no longer the source of truth. For the latest information you should look at the replacement repository, laa-architecture-as-code.

As a result of the above, this repository has been archived and marked as read only.

Editing

The following helped in installing the java runtime required for this tool.

brew update
brew tap homebrew/cask-versions
brew tap adoptopenjdk/openjdk
brew cask install adoptopenjdk11-jre
  • Follow this workflow to make changes to the yaml files and to generate images

Requirements

Image files in this repository are tracked through Git Large File Storage. Please install it by following the site instructions.

Structure

Legal Aid Agency is divided into the following service areas, with their respective locations in the repository:

Service area Location Responsibility
Outside Legal Aid diagrams/outside/ Diagrams that describe systems used by us but owned outside the Legal Aid Agency.
Get Access to Legal Aid diagrams/get-access/ Providing members of the public with information about what is "legal aid" and how to apply for it.
Contracting with legal advisors to provide legal aid for members of the public.
Get Legal Aid diagrams/get-legal-aid/
Get Paid for Legal Aid diagrams/get-paid/

Conventions

Colours

  • Legal Aid Agency software systems, people and elements use the "Ministry of Justice" websafe colour (#5a5c92).
  • Software systems, people and elements outside the UK Government use #28a197.