Anode Overview & The 4 Pillars
Every time you build a Go backend, you declare your architecture twice: once in Go (invoking sql.Open, listening on ports, registering routes), and again in YAML (multi-stage Dockerfiles, 50-line compose files, port maps, env lists).
Anode eliminates configuration drift by analyzing your Go source code using compiler-backed Static Single Assignment (SSA) and Variable Type Analysis (VTA) call graphs rooted at func main(). It extracts an immutable, human-readable anode.lock.json and deploys directly to Linux VPS bare-metal primitives: systemd, cgroups v2, loopback proxies, and automated Let's Encrypt TLS.
Zero Proprietary SDKs
Write idiomatic Go with stdlib database/sql, net/http, and official drivers. Never import vendor-locked libraries.
Bare-Metal Performance
Deploys to Linux systemd with 8ms cold starts and 4.8MB RAM footprint compared to 180MB+ container runtime overhead.
The 4 Pillars of Topology Engine
NewPaymentServiceClient) and HTTP routes match 1:1 without naming heuristics.