Build the Architecture. The infrastructure follows.

CloudTalk lets you express application architecture directly in code, then scale that same architecture from a single process to a distributed, multi-cloud system and back.

Cloud infrastructure has had enormous benefits, but these have come at a significant cost. Beyond opex that can grow to substantial amounts, development has become more complex and cumbersome, and infrastructure choices have become architectural commitments.

Instead of you controlling your infrastructure, your infrastructure starts controlling you.

CloudTalk puts you back in charge.

Architecture you can run

CloudTalk doesn't achieve this with a cleverer deployment tool. It achieves it by fixing the programming model. Components and their connections are expressed directly in code, so the implementation expresses the architecture instead of merely implementing it.

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Architecture you can deploy

Components and connectors map directly onto deployment resources. Add placement and configuration to the architecture and it becomes the deployment specification—without a separate IaC definition.

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Architecture you can adapt

Polymorphic connectors let the same architecture take on markedly different deployments: from a single process on a developer's laptop to a distributed system spanning multiple datacenters and clouds—and back again.

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CloudTalk is taking shape

CloudTalk is an early-stage project. The underlying architecture-oriented programming technology is working; CloudTalk is now bringing those capabilities together into an integrated system for application development and deployment.