GCPClusterConfiguration
Version: deckhouse.io/v1
Describes the configuration of a cloud cluster in GCP.
Used by the cloud provider if a cluster’s control plane is hosted in the cloud.
Run the following command to change the configuration in a running cluster:
kubectl -n d8-system exec -ti svc/deckhouse-leader -c deckhouse -- deckhouse-controller edit provider-cluster-configuration
After updating the node parameters, you need to run the dhctl converge command to apply the changes.
Example:
apiVersion: deckhouse.io/v1
kind: GCPClusterConfiguration
layout: WithoutNAT
sshKey: "<SSH_PUBLIC_KEY>"
subnetworkCIDR: 10.36.0.0/24
masterNodeGroup:
replicas: 1
zones:
- europe-west3-b
instanceClass:
machineType: n1-standard-4
image: projects/ubuntu-os-cloud/global/images/ubuntu-2404-noble-amd64-v20250313
diskSizeGb: 50
nodeGroups:
- name: static
replicas: 1
zones:
- europe-west3-b
instanceClass:
machineType: n1-standard-4
image: projects/ubuntu-os-cloud/global/images/ubuntu-2404-noble-amd64-v20250313
diskSizeGb: 50
additionalNetworkTags:
- tag1
additionalLabels:
kube-node: static
provider:
region: europe-west3
serviceAccountJSON: "<SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON>"
- object
A list of labels to attach to cluster resources.
Note that you have to re-create all the machines to add new tags if tags were modified in the running cluster.
You can learn more about the labels in the official documentation.
Format —
key: value
. - string
Required value
The way resources are located in the cloud.
Standard
- set Cloud NAT mode. More info…WithoutNAT
- a dedicated VPC is created for the cluster. All cluster nodes have public IP addresses. More info…Allowed values:
Standard
,WithoutNAT
- object
Required value
Parameters of the master’s NodeGroup.
For the changes to take effect, run
dhctl converge
after modifying the parameters of themasterNodeGroup
section.- object
Additional labels.
For details on labels, refer to the Google Cloud documentation.
Example:
project: cms-production severity: critical
- array of strings
The list of additional network tags.
You can use network tags to apply firewall rules to instances. The detailed description of network tags is available in the Google Cloud documentation.
- boolean
Defines whether to disable external IP for an instance or not.
This parameter is only available for the
Standard
layout.True means that nodes do not have public addresses and connect to the Internet over
CloudNAT
;False means that static public addresses are created for nodes, they are also used for One-to-one NAT.;
Default:
true
Allowed values:
true
,false
- string
Required value
Image to use while provisioning GCP servers.
You can find a list of available images in the provider documentation.
The list of OS and their versions supported by Deckhouse can be found in the Deckhouse documentation (take into account the Deckhouse version used).
Example:
image: projects/ubuntu-os-cloud/global/images/ubuntu-2404-noble-amd64-v20250313
- string
Required value
Machine type of GCP instance.
Caution! Make sure that this type is present in all zones specified in the
zones
parameter.GCP lets you specify a custom amount of resources (CPU and RAM), e.g.,
custom-8-40960
orn2-custom-8-40960
.Example:
machineType: n1-standard-4
- array of strings
A limited set of zones in which master nodes can be created.
The order in which zones are specified does not influence the sequence of node creation. Nodes are assigned to zones in alphabetical order: the first node is placed in the alphabetically first zone, the second node in the second zone, and so forth. If there are more nodes than zones, the assignment process restarts from the beginning of the zone list after placing a node in the last alphabetical zone.
- array of objects
An array of additional NodeGroups for creating static nodes (e.g., for dedicated front nodes or gateways).
- object
Additional labels.
For details on labels, refer to the Google Cloud documentation.
Example:
project: cms-production severity: critical
- array of strings
The list of additional network tags.
You can use network tags to apply firewall rules to instances. The detailed description of network tags is available in the Google Cloud documentation.
- boolean
Defines whether to disable external IP for an instance or not.
This parameter is only available for the
Standard
layout.True means that nodes do not have public addresses and connect to the Internet over
CloudNAT
;False means that static public addresses are created for nodes, they are also used for One-to-one NAT.;
Default:
true
Allowed values:
true
,false
- string
Required value
Image to use while provisioning GCP servers.
You can find a list of available images in the provider documentation.
The list of OS and their versions supported by Deckhouse can be found in the Deckhouse documentation (take into account the Deckhouse version used).
Example:
image: projects/ubuntu-os-cloud/global/images/ubuntu-2404-noble-amd64-v20250313
- string
Required value
Machine type of GCP instance.
Caution! Make sure that this type is present in all zones specified in the
zones
parameter.GCP lets you specify a custom amount of resources (CPU and RAM), e.g.,
custom-8-40960
orn2-custom-8-40960
.Example:
machineType: n1-standard-4
- object
Parameters of Node objects in Kubernetes to add after registering the node.
- array of objects
The same as the
.spec.taints
field of the Node object(https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubernetes-api/v1.25/#taint-v1-core).Available fields:
effect
,key
, andvalues
.
- array of strings
A limited set of zones in which master nodes can be created.
The order in which zones are specified does not influence the sequence of node creation. Nodes are assigned to zones in alphabetical order: the first node is placed in the alphabetically first zone, the second node in the second zone, and so forth. If there are more nodes than zones, the assignment process restarts from the beginning of the zone list after placing a node in the last alphabetical zone.
- array of strings
A list of GCP VPC networks to peer with the cluster network.
The service account must have access to all the VPCs listed. You have to configure the peering connection manually if no access is available.
- string
Required value
A key to the Service Account with Project Admin privileges (
service account key
) in the JSON format.How to create it a
service account key
.
- array of strings
A limited set of zones in which master nodes can be created.
The order in which zones are specified does not influence the sequence of node creation. Nodes are assigned to zones in alphabetical order: the first node is placed in the alphabetically first zone, the second node in the second zone, and so forth. If there are more nodes than zones, the assignment process restarts from the beginning of the zone list after placing a node in the last alphabetical zone.