Cloud Infrastructure
GCP GKE Setup & Configuration
Google Kubernetes Engine is widely considered the best managed Kubernetes offering — GKE Autopilot eliminates node management entirely, and Standard mode gives you full control. We provision GKE clusters with Workload Identity, VPC-native networking, binary authorization, and GitOps-based deployment workflows.
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What We Deliver
A production-ready GKE cluster (Autopilot or Standard) with Workload Identity for IAM integration, VPC-native networking with alias IPs, private cluster configuration, Gateway API or ingress-nginx for HTTP routing, cert-manager for TLS, external-dns for Cloud DNS integration, and a GitOps pipeline (ArgoCD or FluxCD) for deployments.
Autopilot vs Standard
GKE Autopilot manages nodes automatically — you define pods and Google handles the rest, including security patching, bin-packing, and scaling. Standard mode gives you control over node pools, machine types, and GPU scheduling. We recommend Autopilot for most workloads and Standard when you need specific machine types, local SSDs, or GPU nodes.
Workload Identity & Security
Workload Identity maps Kubernetes service accounts to GCP service accounts, eliminating the need for JSON key files. Pod Security Standards enforce container runtime restrictions. Binary Authorization ensures only signed container images run in your cluster. GKE Sandbox (gVisor) provides kernel-level isolation for untrusted workloads.
Networking
VPC-native clusters use alias IP ranges for pod and service addressing, enabling direct communication with other GCP services without NAT. Private clusters keep nodes off the public internet. Cloud NAT provides outbound internet access. Gateway API or ingress-nginx routes HTTP traffic with automatic TLS via cert-manager and Let's Encrypt.
Multi-Cluster & Multi-Region
For high-availability requirements, we configure multi-cluster deployments across GCP regions with Multi Cluster Ingress for global load balancing. Config Sync keeps cluster configurations consistent. Anthos Service Mesh provides cross-cluster service discovery and traffic management.
How It Works
Purchase the engagement, submit your async brief, and receive a production-ready GKE cluster within 7–10 business days. Terraform code, Kubernetes manifests, GitOps configuration, and operational runbooks included.
Why Anubiz Engineering
100% async — no calls, no meetings
Delivered in days, not weeks
Full documentation included
Production-grade from day one
Security-first approach
Post-delivery support included
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