GCP Kubernetes Cluster
Introduction
In this guide we'll demonstrate how you can create a Google Cloud Services Kubernetes cluster and easily connect it to Bunnyshell.
First, we will explore how to create the cluster:
Once you have a GCP Kubernetes cluster available, we will explore how to connect it with Bunnyshell:
Connect a GCP Kubernetes cluster to Bunnyshell
Prerequisites for connecting the cluster
- You have a Bunnyshell account;
- You have created an Organization;
- You have a functioning Google Cloud Platform Kubernetes cluster.
How to connect the cluster
- Go to the Bunnyshell platform and click Integrations on the left-side menu.

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Click Kubernetes clusters on the left side of the main interface.
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Click Connect cluster.

- Select Google Cloud.

- A new window should pop-up now. The following fields are displayed in the new window:
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Cluster name: Choose what name your cluster will have in Bunnyshell.
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Google Cloud cluster name
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Cluster URL: Can be fetched from the DETAILS screen when creating the cluster. The URL needs to be filled in the following manner:
https://CLUSTER_IP
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How to retrieve the Cluster URL -
Cloud region: Can be fetched from the DETAILS screen when creating the cluster.
How to retrieve the Cloud region. -
Username: Copy and paste the Google Service Account ID in this field.
How to retrieve the Google Service Account name. -
Project ID: Fetched by clicking on the Project Name in GCP console's Clusters screen.
How to retrieve the Project ID. -
Certificate: Corresponds to the certificate-authority-data from the .kube/config file.
How to retrieve the Certificate. -
Google Service Account Key (JSON): Copy and paste the contents of gsa-key.json inside this field.
How to retrieve the Google Service Account Key.
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