Provision a node
Pick a scenario (redis / postgres / nginx) and watch an incarnation go from plan to ready.
This is the actual Soul Stack web UI — not slides, not a video. The network is replaced by a client-side simulator, so there is no backend and no sign-up. Everything is deterministic and works offline once loaded.
Pick a scenario (redis / postgres / nginx) and watch an incarnation go from plan to ready.
A run stepping through the Destiny with honest changed=true/false per host.
Souls, Services, Incarnations, RBAC, audit — the real operator screens.
The Soul Stack frontend is built as-is, with zero demo-only edits. Between the UI and the “server” sits a request interceptor backed by a deterministic control-plane simulator: it answers the same APIs a real Keeper does and drives the same provisioning and reconcile scenarios. That keeps the demo honest — you see exactly the product you would deploy.
The demo is for exploring. A real install is one binary and about five minutes.