Examples
This section provides ready-to-use manifest examples for deploying infrastructure with Planton. Each example is a complete, valid manifest that you can copy, customize, and deploy.
How to Use These Examples
Every example follows the same workflow:
- Copy the manifest YAML into a file (e.g.,
my-resource.yaml) - Customize the fields for your environment — resource names, regions, credentials, and configuration values
- Set provisioner labels — choose
pulumiortofuas your provisioner and configure the corresponding state backend labels - Deploy with the Planton CLI:
# Preview what will be created
planton plan -f my-resource.yaml
# Deploy the resource
planton apply -f my-resource.yaml
In This Section
- Manifest Gallery — Curated manifest examples organized by cloud provider, covering storage, databases, networking, Kubernetes clusters, and workloads
Related Resources
- Tutorials — Guided walkthroughs that take you step-by-step through deploying and managing resources
- Catalog — Complete reference for all 360+ deployment components with full field documentation
- Manifests Guide — How to write and structure Planton manifests
- CLI Reference — All commands and flags for the Planton CLI
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Manifest Gallery
Manifest Gallery Copy-paste-ready manifests for deploying infrastructure with Planton. Every example on this page has been verified against the component's Protocol Buffer schema — field names, nesting, value types, and enum values are accurate. How to Use These Manifests Copy the YAML into a file (e.g., my-resource.yaml) Replace placeholder values (my-org, my-project, subnet IDs, credentials, etc.) with your actual values Adjust the provisioner labels for your IaC engine and state backend Run...