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summary
Nexus is an in-house Kubernetes framework that turns Go structs with Nexus annotations into runnable app runtimes: a compiler generates CRDs, an SDK, REST specs, GraphQL schemas and deployment artifacts, plus a kubectl server and enterprise-grade REST endpoints. It specifically models hierarchical relationships that plain CRDs don’t support, wires up reconciler SDKs, and installs multi-tenant runtime stacks into clusters. A GitHub playground provides step-by-step samples and installable artifacts so teams can verify functionality and start using Nexus to cut repetitive API and state-management work.
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