Frequently Asked Questions About StackGen
What cloud providers does StackGen work with?
StackGen natively supports AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and OpenStack—and extends to any cloud via its extensible provider framework. Its agent-based design ensures consistent automation logic across environments, enabling true infrastructure portability and avoiding cloud lock-in.
Can I use my existing templates with StackGen?
Absolutely. StackGen enhances—not replaces—your current IaC investments. It ingests existing Terraform modules, CloudFormation stacks, and Ansible playbooks, then layers on AI-powered validation, governance, drift detection, and optimization. Your templates become smarter, safer, and more maintainable—without rewriting a single line.
Do I need to learn another programming language to use StackGen?
No. StackGen is built around *intent-first* interaction. Describe infrastructure goals in everyday language—or refine generated code using guided prompts. Under the hood, agents translate intent into optimized, secure, and standardized IaC—so developers, SREs, and architects all operate from the same shared understanding.
Is my application code safe with StackGen?
Yes—by design. StackGen never stores or processes your application source code. It only accesses infrastructure definitions, cloud API metadata, and observability signals—within your VPC or private network. All agents run with minimal, role-based permissions (principle of least privilege), and all data processing adheres to strict zero-trust and SOC 2 Type II certified controls.
How can I try StackGen if I don't have a repository to use?
Start instantly with StackGen’s interactive sandbox—preloaded with sample architectures, compliance policies, and multi-cloud scenarios. No credit card, no production access required. The sandbox includes guided tours of all seven agents in action, real-time drift simulation, and automated cost-optimization reports—giving you hands-on proof of value in under 15 minutes.