Start with container configuration and network planning. Our public preview tools produce files and answers you can use immediately.
Turn a container image into a reviewable deployment configuration. Choose resource limits, health checks and exposure settings, then export standard YAML.
image: "nginx:alpine"
ports: ["127.0.0.1:8080:80"]
cpus: 0.5
mem_limit: "256m"Plan IPv4 address space before changing a network. Calculate ranges, split subnets and check overlap between application, container and service networks.
Generate a single-service Compose file, bind the application to localhost and adjust CPU and memory limits before sharing it with your team.
Export a Deployment and ClusterIP Service with resource requests, limits and optional HTTP probes. Review and extend them for your cluster.
Check whether proposed container, service or VPN ranges overlap. Divide a larger network into subnets and export the calculation.
Launchpad and Netkit are available for $0 in this release. No sign-up or payment details are required.
Deployments run on infrastructure you provide. Your hosting, domain, container registry or cluster costs are separate. STARM does not operate a hosted container platform in this release.
These are product directions, without promised dates. Planned features are not part of the current release.
Compose and Kubernetes generators, IPv4 subnet calculations, overlap checks and downloadable outputs.
Templates for app, database and reverse proxy stacks, with explicit storage and service dependencies.
Configuration comparisons, preflight checks and guided network diagnostics for container workflows.
It generates configuration files. You review and run those files with Docker Compose or Kubernetes on your own infrastructure.
No. Both tools are available directly in your browser, without registration.
Use it as a starting point. Check image compatibility, resource requirements, storage, secrets, TLS and access controls. The tool does not inspect your application or validate a live cluster.
Netkit calculates IPv4 address ranges locally. It does not contact the entered networks, query DNS or run connectivity probes.
A useful first step, in your browser. No account required.