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Samples & Templates

This section is a library of complete, schema-valid manifest templates for the most common Infrastream scenarios. Every sample is validated against the current manifest schema and mirrors the shapes used in real deployments.

Two audiences use these:

  • You — copy a template, adjust the names/values, and open a pull request.
  • pvot — the AI agent draws on these templates as starting points when it drafts manifests from a natural-language request, so its output follows the same conventions.

For the exhaustive, field-by-field definition of every manifest, see the Manifest Reference.

Conventions used in every sample​

  • apiVersion is always lowops.manifests.v1.
  • Parent relationships live in metadata, not folders. Each manifest names its parents via keys like organization, organizational-unit, environment, project, release-track, application-set, github-connection, and github-repository. The engine discovers files anywhere in the repo and resolves the graph from these keys.
  • spec is your desired state; computed is read-only and populated by the engine — never author it.
  • A comment at the top of each block shows the conventional file path in the repository.
manifests/
├── organization.yaml
├── organization-user/ · organization-user-group/
├── github-connection/<conn>/{<conn>.yaml, github-repository/<repo>/{<repo>.yaml, build-definition/<repo>.yaml}}
├── artifact-registry/ · external-registry/<reg>/trusted-repository/
└── organizational-unit/<ou>/
    ├── <ou>.yaml
    ├── environment/<env>/{<env>.yaml, project/<proj>/{<proj>.yaml, database/ bucket/ ... , deployment-config/<app>.yaml}}
    └── release-track/<track>/{<track>.yaml, application-set/<set>/{<set>.yaml, application/<app>.yaml}}

The pages​

  1. Organization Foundation — Organization, OU, Environment, Project, ReleaseTrack.
  2. Source & Build — GithubConnection, GithubRepository, BuildDefinition, ArtifactRegistry.
  3. Registries & Trust — ExternalRegistry, TrustedRepository.
  4. Application Delivery — ApplicationSet, Application, ExternalApplication, DeploymentConfig.
  5. Database & Access — Database (AlloyDB) and application access grants.
  6. Storage, Messaging, Cache & Secrets — Bucket, PubSub, Redis, Secret.
  7. Access & Identity — OrganizationUser, OrganizationUserGroup, permissions.
  8. Full Project Bootstrap — a minimal end-to-end set that deploys one service with a database.