InfoQ has covered Docker's launch of Kanvas, a new platform designed to bridge the gap between local development and cloud production environments. The tool, developed in collaboration with Layer5, represents a significant advancement in cloud-native deployment automation.

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Challenging Established Kubernetes Tools

Docker Kanvas aims to challenge established solutions like Helm and Kustomize by automating the conversion of Docker Compose files into Kubernetes artefacts. This approach simplifies the transition from local development to cloud production, addressing a common pain point in cloud-native development workflows.

Infrastructure as Code with Visualisation

The platform marks a shift toward Infrastructure as Code (IaC), offering visual representations to simplify cloud-native deployments. By providing visualisations alongside code generation, Kanvas helps developers understand and manage their infrastructure configurations more effectively.

Layer5 Collaboration

Developed in partnership with Layer5, Kanvas leverages the expertise of the cloud-native management platform creator to deliver a comprehensive solution for Kubernetes deployment automation.

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Layer5, the cloud native management company

Layer5 is the steward of Meshery and creator of Kanvas, the collaborative canvas for cloud-native infrastructure. We bridge the gap between design and operation, allowing engineers to create, configure, and deploy orchestratable diagrams in real time. Whether managing Kubernetes or multi-cloud environments, Layer5 provides the tooling needed to oversee modern infrastructure with confidence.