Draw your AWS setup on a canvas. CloudStack Canvas handles the networking, security, and permissions — then exports a deployment-ready template.
If you can sketch a diagram, you can deploy to AWS.
Free tier — 1 project, 5 exports per month. No credit card.
The things that normally need a cloud engineer — VPCs, subnets, IAM roles, security groups, networking rules — are handled automatically in Simple Mode.
You pick what you want to build. CloudStack Canvas makes sure it's set up correctly and deploys without errors.
You: You draw an EC2 instance
CSC: CSC creates the IAM role and security group automatically
You: You connect a Lambda to a database
CSC: CSC adds the correct permissions and VPC wiring
You: You click Export
CSC: CSC validates the template and flags anything that would fail before you deploy
Pick a goal — CSC has a template that gets you there in minutes.
Drop an S3 bucket and a CloudFront distribution onto the canvas. CSC connects them and configures HTTPS automatically.
A globally distributed static website or web app — ready to deploy.
Add ECS, an ALB, and a database. CSC wires the networking, IAM task roles, and security groups so they can talk to each other.
A production-ready container setup with load balancing and a connected database.
Connect Lambda to API Gateway and DynamoDB. CSC generates the execution role, log groups, and all the plumbing automatically.
A serverless backend that scales to zero when idle and handles any traffic spike.
Load the Billing Alarm template. Enter your email and adjust dollar thresholds — CSC generates the CloudWatch alarms and SNS notifications.
Email alerts when your AWS bill crosses $10, $50, or $100 — or spikes in a single day.
Three steps from idea to running infrastructure.
Pick the AWS services you need from the left panel and drag them onto the canvas. Connect them the way they should communicate — like drawing a diagram on a whiteboard.
No AWS expertise needed. If you know you need a server, a database, and a website — that's enough to get started.
CloudStack Canvas automatically creates the networking rules, security settings, and permissions your design needs. The things that usually require an AWS specialist are done for you.
Every connection on the canvas becomes the correct AWS configuration in the exported template.
Click Export IaC to download your infrastructure template. Upload it to AWS CloudFormation — a few clicks in the AWS Console — and your infrastructure is live.
AWS CloudFormation is free to use. You only pay for the actual resources it creates.
There are other ways to get infrastructure on AWS. Here's how they compare.
| CloudStack Canvas | Hiring DevOps | AWS Console by hand | Raw CloudFormation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWS knowledge needed | None required | Required | Required | Required |
| Time to first deployment | ~15 minutes | Days to weeks | Hours | Hours |
| IAM roles & security groups | Auto-generated | Manual | Manual | Manual |
| Repeatable infrastructure | ✓ | Sometimes | ✗ | ✓ |
| Team collaboration | ✓ Pro | Yes | ✗ | ✗ |
| Cost | From free | $80–150/hr | Free | Free |
Switch to Advanced mode for complete property access — custom resource names, tags, manual dependency wiring, and CloudFormation import to visualize existing infrastructure.
Templates export topologically sorted CloudFormation with correct Ref/GetAtt cross-links, standard Parameters and Outputs, and validation that catches errors before you deploy.
All with correct CloudFormation resource types and automatic dependency resolution.
Start designing in under a minute. No AWS account needed to try it.
Free forever · No credit card · 1 project included