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Infrastructure Config Generator

Define an application's environment, services, ports, domains, and deployment stages in one place and export a structured configuration summary.

Describe your application's services, ports, domains, and environment variables - this tool generates a structured configuration summary you can use as a reference or starting point for infrastructure-as-code tools.

This tool is a planning/documentation aid - use the dedicated Terraform, Ansible, or CloudFormation generators to turn this into a specific platform's actual configuration syntax.

What Is This Tool For?

Before writing platform-specific infrastructure code, it's often useful to describe what you're deploying in plain terms - which services exist, what ports and domains they use, what environment variables they need, and what stages (e.g. staging, production) exist. This tool structures that description into a clean summary.

Why Use This Tool?

Useful as a planning step before committing to Terraform, Ansible, or CloudFormation syntax, or as living documentation of your deployment topology that's easier to read than infrastructure-as-code files themselves.

How to Use It

  1. Enter your application name and environment (e.g. staging, production).
  2. Add each service with its port and domain.
  3. Add environment variables and deployment stages.
  4. Copy the generated structured summary.

Limitations

This generates a readable configuration summary, not executable infrastructure-as-code - and it never provisions, modifies, or connects to any real infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

It gives one structured overview of an application's environments, services, ports, domains and deployment stages - useful as documentation or as input for your own scripts.

No. It is a clear, generic structure rather than a specific tool's format. Adapt it to the tools your team uses.

No. Reference secrets by name and store their values in a secrets manager or your CI system instead.
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