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# Fabric Manifesto
This project is managed by several Google PSO people, and provides a collection of carefully crafted Terraform assets to deploy GCP resources. It has matured over years of experience helping customers on foundational and migration engagements, and it’s a live asset used kickstart automation on GCP. It has also been used for examples on the official [GCP blog](https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/networking/how-to-use-cloud-dns-peering-in-a-shared-vpc-environment), [documentation](https://cloud.google.com/architecture/deploy-hub-spoke-network-using-peering#to-use-your-local-host), and several Medium articles.
This project is managed by several Google PSO people, and provides a collection of carefully crafted Terraform assets to deploy GCP resources. It has matured over years of experience helping customers on foundational and migration engagements, and it’s a live asset used to kickstart automation on GCP. It has also been used for examples on the official [GCP blog](https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/networking/how-to-use-cloud-dns-peering-in-a-shared-vpc-environment), [documentation](https://cloud.google.com/architecture/deploy-hub-spoke-network-using-peering#to-use-your-local-host), and several Medium articles.
Fabric provides both an extensive collection of modules to manage individual GCP entities, and a growing library of end-to-end examples that implement common GCP use-cases (e.g. shared VPC, hub-and-spoke network). Many of these examples are abridged versions of solutions implemented in production, and they illustrate how to wire Fabric's modules together to deploy non-trivial, real-world scenarios.