From zero to a generated stack.
A walk through the platform end-to-end. Connect GitHub, define resources, sync to a repository, run a Process, and deploy generated infrastructure.
Legacy console
This page documents the Genval console — the platform where DCD was first proven. The open story today is Kanonak Protocol.
Walkthrough
Eight steps, with video.
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Create a connection and a space
Connect to GitHub, then register a space — a specific branch of a repository — for Genval to operate on.
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Understanding resource definitions
Resource Definitions describe the source of your system. They are the input that derived assets are generated from.
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Sync resource definitions to your repository
Export Resource Definitions out as Markdown files into your source repository, where they can be reviewed and versioned alongside the code.
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Process example — build an ecommerce stack
Run a Process that chains multiple code-generation Tasks to produce an entire ecommerce stack from your specs.
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Explore the generated devcontainer
A look at the generated source code, focused on the devcontainer configuration that lets the stack run locally.
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Deploy the generated CDK code
Deploy the ecommerce stack using the AWS CDK code that was generated as part of the Process.
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General-purpose refactor task
Run an ad-hoc Task to refactor code or, as in this example, generate documentation across the repository.
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Subscriptions
Sign up for and manage a subscription from the console.
Next
Ready to run your first task?
Take the first step with the Genval console.