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GCP GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine) is Google Cloud’s managed Kubernetes service for running containerized applications with automated cluster operations. It is commonly used by platform teams, DevOps engineers, and application teams to standardize deployments, improve reliability, and scale services without managing Kubernetes control plane components directly. GKE is typically adopted for microservices, API backends, and batch workloads where consistent rollout and rollback workflows are needed across environments.
GKE runs on Google Cloud infrastructure and integrates with surrounding GCP services for networking, identity, and observability, making it a practical foundation for cloud-native platforms and internal developer platforms. Learn more about related delivery patterns on DevOps consulting.
Orchestration systems decide where and when workloads run on a cluster of machines (physical or virtual). On top of that, orchestration systems usually help manage the lifecycle of the workloads running on them. Nowadays, these systems are usually used to orchestrate containers, with the most popular one being Kubernetes.
There are many advantages to using Orchestration tools:
Our experience with GCP GKE helped us build practical patterns, automation, and runbooks for delivering secure, scalable Kubernetes platforms on Google Cloud, with an emphasis on reliability, governance, and cost control.
Some of the things we did include:
This experience helped us accumulate significant knowledge across multiple GKE use-cases—from greenfield platform builds to migrations and optimization—and enables us to deliver high-quality GCP GKE setups that teams can operate confidently over time.
Some of the things we can help you do with GCP GKE include: