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@kuckit/infra-gcp

v5.0.0

Published

Kuckit GCP infrastructure provider - deploys to Cloud Run with Cloud SQL, Redis, and Artifact Registry

Readme

@kuckit/infra-gcp

GCP infrastructure provider for Kuckit applications. Deploys to Google Cloud Platform with:

  • Cloud Run - Containerized application hosting
  • Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL) - Managed database
  • Memorystore (Redis) - Caching and sessions
  • Artifact Registry - Container image storage
  • VPC with Direct VPC Egress - Private networking

Prerequisites

Installation

bun add -D @kuckit/infra-gcp
# or
npm install -D @kuckit/infra-gcp

Usage

This package is used by the Kuckit CLI. After installation:

# One-command deploy (init + deploy)
bunx kuckit infra up --env dev

# Or step by step:
bunx kuckit infra init --provider gcp --project YOUR_GCP_PROJECT
bunx kuckit infra deploy --env dev

# View status
bunx kuckit infra status --env prod

# Destroy infrastructure
bunx kuckit infra destroy --env dev

How It Works

  1. kuckit infra init - Creates base infrastructure without deploying the app:

    • VPC with private subnets
    • Cloud SQL PostgreSQL instance
    • Memorystore Redis instance
    • Artifact Registry repository
    • Service accounts with minimal permissions
  2. kuckit infra deploy - Builds and deploys your application:

    • Builds Docker image using Cloud Build
    • Pushes to Artifact Registry
    • Deploys Cloud Run service with VPC connector
    • Configures secrets and environment variables

Configuration

Infrastructure configuration is stored per-environment in .kuckit/:

| File | Environment | Description | | ------------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------- | | .kuckit/infra.dev.json | Development | Dev environment settings | | .kuckit/infra.prod.json | Production | Production environment settings | | .kuckit/infra.json | Fallback | Legacy/default configuration |

Example configuration:

{
	"provider": "gcp",
	"providerPackage": "@kuckit/infra-gcp",
	"region": "us-central1",
	"env": "dev",
	"providerConfig": {
		"gcpProject": "your-gcp-project"
	}
}

Pulumi Project

The infrastructure uses Pulumi project name kuckit-infra. Stack names follow the pattern {gcpProject}-{env}.

⚠️ Important: Changing the Pulumi project name causes resource recreation. See AGENTS.md for details.

Managing Configuration

# Set custom domain
bunx kuckit infra config set appUrl https://app.example.com --env prod

# Set Polar environment
bunx kuckit infra config set polarEnvironment production --env prod

# List all config
bunx kuckit infra config list --env prod

Ejecting for Customization

If you need to customize the infrastructure beyond what the provider offers:

bunx kuckit infra eject

This copies the Pulumi code to your project's infra/ directory for full customization.

Environment Defaults

| Setting | Dev | Prod | | ---------------- | ----------- | ----------- | | Cloud Run CPU | 1 | 2 | | Cloud Run Memory | 512Mi | 1Gi | | Min Instances | 0 | 1 | | Max Instances | 2 | 10 | | Cloud SQL Tier | db-f1-micro | db-g1-small |

API Reference

This package exports:

import { provider, gcpProvider } from '@kuckit/infra-gcp'
import type { GcpInfraConfig, GcpOutputs } from '@kuckit/infra-gcp'

The provider implements the KuckitInfraProvider interface from @kuckit/cli.

Documentation

License

MIT