Database-Driven
Kubernetes Automation
Turn database rows into production-ready infrastructure.
Automatically.
Why Lynq?
Managing hundreds or thousands of nodes in Kubernetes shouldn't require custom scripts, manual updates, or rebuilding Helm charts every time your data changes.
Static values files. Adding 10 new nodes? Manually create 10 new releases and track them separately.
Your existing database is the source of truth. No YAML commits, no manual kubectl commands.
New customer signs up? Commit YAML, wait for CI/CD, manually sync. Not dynamic enough for real-time provisioning.
Add a node → resources created in 30 seconds. Deactivate a node → everything cleaned up automatically.
kubectl apply in bash loops. Works until you need drift detection, conflict handling, or dependency ordering.
Built-in policies, drift detection, conflict resolution, dependency management, and comprehensive observability.
Perfect For
Automate infrastructure provisioning at any scale
Each customer gets isolated infrastructure provisioned from your user database
Spin up dev/staging/prod environments dynamically per team or feature branch
Self-service infrastructure for teams without manual ticket workflows
How It Works
💡 Interactive
Click LynqHub and LynqForm to see the YAML, or click database rows to toggle nodes
Connect Your Data
Point to your MySQL database where node information lives. The operator reads active nodes automatically.
Define Your Template
Write one template describing what each node needs: deployments, services, ingresses, and any custom resources.
Deploy Automatically
Every active node gets isolated infrastructure. Resources are created, updated, and cleaned up automatically as your data changes.
Add a node to your database → Get Deployment + Service + Ingress + DNS + whatever you need
Start in 5 minutes
Follow the Quick Start Guide to see this in action with a working MySQL database and sample templates.
Kubernetes Compatibility
Production-tested across multiple versions • See compatibility details
Documentation
🚀 Getting Started
- Installation
Deploy the operator to your cluster - Quick Start
Complete tutorial in 5 minutes - Local Development
Set up with Minikube
📚 Core Concepts
- Architecture
System design and reconciliation flow - API Reference
Complete CRD specification - Templates
Go templates with 200+ functions - Policies
Lifecycle and conflict management - Datasources
External data integration (MySQL)
⚙️ Operations
- Monitoring
Prometheus metrics, alerts, and Grafana - Performance
Tuning and scalability - Security
RBAC, credentials, and best practices - Troubleshooting
Common issues and solutions
🔌 Integrations
- Crossplane
K8s-native cloud provisioning - External DNS
Automatic DNS per node - Terraform Operator
Cloud resource provisioning - Argo CD
GitOps delivery pipeline