CANDIDATE tooling — not official OpenAPI. Suluk is a single-contributor candidate for OpenAPI Specification v4.0 ("Moonwalk"), unaffiliated with the OpenAPI Initiative and unable to ratify anything on the SIG's behalf.

Install

bun add @suluk/provision

What it does

Infrastructure as a declarative config, modelled on the Open Service Broker API and driven like drizzle-kit (C047). You list the instances you want — each an OSB broker plus a name, plan, params, and binding map — and the lifecycle is a pure function of that config × live state:

• plan diffs desired-vs-live into a reviewable list of steps (create / update / noop / deprovision), in binding-DAG order. Pure: no provider calls, no clock.
• apply walks that DAG and calls the OSB verbs — provision (idempotent) → poll async lastOperation until a create settles → bind for credentials → land them in a BindingSink (the @suluk/env manifest in prod). A downstream @ref.key param resolves to a freshly provisioned value, so the DAG wires itself.
• checkDrift / assertNoDrift is the CI gate (a clean plan ⇒ no drift).

A param of the form @<ref>.<key> is a binding reference — that's what makes db provision before the token that scopes to @db.database_id. defineProvision validates the static shape (unique refs, an acyclic binding DAG) at authoring time, so a loop or an unreferenceable ref is caught before any provider is called. Stateful resources can be protected (the terraform prevent_destroy analog). A drizzle-style snapshot + migration model gives repeatable, documentable steps.

Usage

import {
  defineProvision, plan, apply, assertNoDrift,
  memoryStore, memorySink,
  cloudflareD1, cloudflareToken,
} from "@suluk/provision";

// Declare the infra. `@db.database_id` wires the token AFTER the D1 database.
const config = defineProvision({
  instances: [
    { ref: "db", service: "cloudflare-d1", name: "app-db", protected: true, bind: { database_id: "CLOUDFLARE_D1_ID" } },
    { ref: "token", service: "cloudflare-token", name: "d1-token",
      params: { scope: "@db.database_id" }, bind: { token: "CLOUDFLARE_D1_TOKEN" } },
  ],
});

// The concrete Cloudflare brokers wrap @suluk/cloudflare's idempotent provisioners.
const brokers = { "cloudflare-d1": cloudflareD1(cf), "cloudflare-token": cloudflareToken(cf) };
const store = memoryStore();  // a JSON file in prod (`fileStore`)
const sink = memorySink();    // the @suluk/env manifest in prod (`envSink`)

// Review, then execute along the binding DAG.
const state = await store.load();
console.table(plan(config, state).steps); // [{ ref, action, reason }, …]

const result = await apply(config, { brokers, store, sink });
result.outputsByRef.db; // { database_id: "…" } — resolved outputs after the run

// CI gate: throw if the live infra has drifted from the config.
await assertNoDrift(config, await store.load());

CLI

suluk-provision plan     # diff desired-vs-live
suluk-provision apply    # provision → bind → land credentials
suluk-provision check    # drift / orphan gate (CI)
suluk-provision status

What's inside

| Export | What it does | | --- | --- | | defineProvision(config) | Validate + return the config (throws on dup/unknown ref or a cycle). | | plan(config, state, prune?) | The pure diff → ProvisionPlan (steps, orphans, clean). | | apply(config, opts) | Execute a plan along the binding DAG → ApplyResult (with resolved outputs). | | checkDrift / assertNoDrift | Drift report + the CI gate. | | pull / reconcile / discover | Read live state back; adopt un-tracked instances. | | teardown | Deprovision (skips protected unless forced). | | topoOrder, parseRef, depsOf, resolveParams, fingerprint | The binding-DAG + ref-resolution internals. | | snapshot / diffSnapshots / migrate / generate | The drizzle-style snapshot + migration model. | | memoryStore / fileStore, memorySink / envSink | The state store + binding sink (dev/test vs prod). | | cloudflareD1 / cloudflareKv / cloudflareR2 / cloudflareSecrets / cloudflareToken / cloudflarePagesDomain | The concrete Cloudflare brokers. | | defineProvisionApp, runCli | The drizzle-kit-style app config + CLI. |

Types Broker, BindingSink, StateStore, Catalog, InstanceSpec, InstanceState, and the OSB request/result shapes are exported alongside.

Boundary

@suluk/provision is the OSB client / orchestrator — a layer above @suluk/cloudflare (the idempotent provisioners it wraps as brokers), @suluk/deploy, and @suluk/env (the binding sink). It orchestrates; they execute. Provider calls live in the brokers; the core is pure orchestration over them, with the clock and sleep injected so apply is deterministically testable. It's the lower half of @suluk/platform, which merges each module's provision fragment into one config.

License

Apache-2.0