See Atmos in Action
Start with the recording.
That is the point of this update: the docs now have short terminal casts for the parts of Atmos that are easier to understand by watching them run.
No big setup. No long pitch before the useful part. Open a page, press play, and see what happens.
New Recordings
The first set covers the runs people usually want to inspect first:
- plan
- deploy
- output
- source pull
- stack list
- component details
- stack details
- local AWS demo
Each cast is meant to answer the same question: what will I see when I run this?
Plan, Deploy, Output
The plan cast starts the set. The next two show the follow-up runs:
Together, they show the basic path from preview to apply to result.
Source Pull
This cast shows the source pull by itself:
It is intentionally plain. You can see what is fetched and what the terminal prints when it finishes.
Look Around First
Sometimes the next step is to inspect the project before changing anything.
These casts show what Atmos sees before you ask it to do anything else.
Local AWS Demo
The longest cast shows a full local AWS run:
It brings the local service up, waits for it, runs against it, prints the result, and shuts it down.
Kept Current
The recordings are made by Atmos:
github.com/cloudposse/atmos/blob/main/demo/casts/atmos.yaml
That file builds the binary, prepares the demo files, records the casts, copies them into the website, and checks the result.
The docs get a visible example. The repo gets a repeatable way to refresh it.
