Building a landing zone is often expensive, complicated, and requires significant ongoing cost and expertise to configure, deploy, and maintain.
Even with Google’s own foundation blueprints, you still need to define how orgs, folders, and projects should be structured, set up identity and access management, build network foundations, standardize security controls, create guardrails, and more.
And a landing zone isn’t a one-time project. It’s a product you now own. Your team is responsible for every Google Cloud change, security update, module update, and standards drift, forever.
Gruntwork's GCP Landing Zone isn't a consulting engagement or a black-box package your team can't maintain. It's an opinionated, end-to-end solution: organization, folder, and project structure, identity and access management, network foundations, and guardrails, delivered as OpenTofu/Terraform code you own.
We’ve taken the best practices behind Google's Cloud Foundation Fabric FAST, and combined them with IaC best practices and Gruntwork's opinionated defaults. The result is a landing zone that's quick to onboard, fast to reach production, and built to stay maintainable as your organization grows.
Most landing zone toolkits are built for a single cloud. Fabric FAST covers Google Cloud only. Gruntwork provides a common interface for provisioning and managing opinionated, well-architected landing zones across GCP, AWS, and Azure.
The command surface, the config schema, and the lifecycle operations (creating an account, updating baselines, rolling out a policy change) are identical across all three clouds. What differs is what gets built underneath. Each cloud's landing zone is still constructed the idiomatic way for that provider. That distinction is an implementation detail behind the interface, not something your team has to relearn cloud by cloud.
There is no UI, so it drops straight into whatever CI/CD pipeline already runs the rest of your infrastructure. No separate console workflow to bolt on.