Installing Ctrlplane on Google Cloud Platform

It is recommended to install Ctrlplane on a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) using the official Terraform/Opentofu module. You can customize it to accommodate your needs.

If you cannot use the Terraform module, you can install Ctrlplane manually to a GKE cluster and use the Helm Chart based install.

Using Terraform

You can find the terraform registry module here, and the terraform repository here.

This module creates a reslient and fault tolerant Ctrlplane installation using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) as the computing environment and the following services for storing data:

CloudSQL for PostgreSQL
Memorystore for Redis
Cloud Storage

Usage

module "ctrlplane" {
  source  = "ctrlplanedev/ctrlplane/google"
  version = "x.x.x" // Use the latest version
 
  namespace = "ctrlplane"
}

After deploying the Terraform module, an IP address will be outputted. This IP address can be used to configure DNS settings.

To output the IP address of the Ctrlplane installation, you can add the following to your Terraform configuration:

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