Sorry about that, I should have been more informative.
Bunnyshell makes it easy to create and manage environments. (EaaS - environments as a service)
You connect your k8s cluster(s) and git accounts/repos, it reads the docker-compose files and creates deployments on the cluster.
You don’t need to know or write Kubernetes manifests, those are created for you.
You also get auto updates and ephemeral/preview environments (when a PR is created against the branch of your env, Bunnyshell deploys a new env with the proposed changes).
You are not restricted to creating resources only on the cluster, you can use Terraform for any resource that is external to the cluster ( like S3 buckets, RDS instances, anything Terraform can handle).
