OpenOps:
Production Ready Kubernetes Platform with Open Source
Introducing OpenOps, a production-ready Kubernetes platform that runs on top of GKE, offering seamless deployment, robust security, and advanced monitoring capabilities built on vetted open source tools.
Open Ops cuts down your k8s adoption time by 70%.
Production-Ready Out of the Box
Comprehensive Add-Ons
Includes vetted tools for CI/CD, security, monitoring, and logging.
Secure by Default
Preconfigured with security at different layers, application, source code, deployment runtime and pipeline.
Central Monitoring
Just plugin your infrastructure, and immediately discover applications on central monitoring for metrics/logs and support for tracing with minimal meta config.
Multi-Cluster Management
Centralized Control
Manage and monitor multiple clusters from a single interface. Deploy workloads to different k8s clusters, regions from central control plane.
Unified Visibility
Get a holistic view of your entire Kubernetes /VM
infrastructure, across workloads, regions, tenants and apps.
Application-Level Configuration
Easily configure storage and backup settings for each application.
Built-in
Storage and Backup
Data Protection
Ensure your critical data is always safe and recoverable.
Versatile Deployment Options
OpenOps adapts to your infrastructure needs, from cloud to edge.

Security at Every Level
Advanced Monitoring and Logging
Log Streaming
Significantly reduce monitoring costs with efficient data storage.
Comprehensive Tracing
Gain deep insights into application performance and behavior.
Proactive Incident Response
Stay informed about critical issues as they occur.
Rapid Deployment & Management
Focus on Your Business, Not Infrastructure
Focus on what matters: Your business. Let Google Cloud handle the complexities of infrastructure.
Leverage Google’s expertise and global scale to accelerate customer success.
For Google, this increases infra consumption