FoundryDB Stacks: Launch the Finished App, Not the Parts
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Every managed platform you have ever used hands you a bag of parts. A database here. A bucket there. An API key, a network rule, a connection string, an environment variable. Each one is a primitive, and each one is yours to wire together. The pitch is "look how much you can build." The reality is an afternoon of plumbing before you see a single useful screen, and a config file that only you understand by Friday.
Today we flip that around. FoundryDB Stacks is live. A stack is the finished thing. One button stands up a complete, production-ready application, composed of those same primitives but already wired together, already metered, in minutes, and resident in Europe. You do not assemble the app. You launch it.