An infrastructureyou can draw.
You place blocks on a canvas: applications, databases, networking. The platform writes the Kubernetes manifests, applies them and keeps them true. The YAML still exists, you just never type it.
YAML is the toll booth of Kubernetes.
Kubernetes became the orchestration standard, and its entry ticket never changed: hundreds of configuration lines where one bad indentation costs an evening. That toll filters teams by patience rather than by need. The canvas removes it without taking anything away from the engine.
Four block families, one way to place them.
Everything that deploys is described with these four.
Applications
Your code, from a Git repository or a Docker image. Resources, domains and variables are set inside the block.
Databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis as managed blocks, with backups configured in the same place.
Networking
Exposure, domains and TLS. Certificates are issued and renewed on their own.
Jobs
Crons and one-off tasks, with their own resource limits.
What the platform writes for you.
From a placed block to an updated cluster.
Write the manifests, or generate them.
Manifests by hand
Fransys canvas
What people ask about the canvas.
Yes, at any time. The manifests are standard Kubernetes resources, readable and exportable. The canvas is an interface on top of the standard, not a proprietary format.
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