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UML 2.0 Deployment Diagram Elements

The table below lists the elements of UML 2.0 deployment diagrams that are available using the Tool PaletteToolbox.  

UML 2.0 deployment diagram elements  

Name  
Type  
Node  
node  
Artifact  
node  
Device  
node  
Execution specification  
node  
Deployment specification  
node  
Instance specification  
node  
Deployment  
link  
Generalization  
link  
Association  
link  
Dependency  
link  
Manifestation  
link  
Communication path  
link  
Node by Pattern  
opens Pattern Wizard  
Link by Pattern  
opens Pattern Wizard  
Note  
annotation  
Note Link  
annotation link  

An artifact represents a physical entity and is depicted in diagram as a rectangle with the <<artifact>> stereotype. An artifact may have properties which define its features, and operations which can be performed on its instances. Physically the artifacts can be model files, source files, scripts, binary executable files, a table in a database system, a development deliverable, a word-processing document, or a mail message. A deployed artifact is one that has been deployed to a node used as a deployment target. Deployed artifacts are connected with the target node by deployment links. 

Artifacts can include operations. 

You can create complex artifacts, by nesting artifact icons.

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