A landing zone is a well-architected, multi-project environment that is scalable and secure. This is a starting point from which your organization can quickly launch and deploy workloads and applications with confidence in your security and infrastructure environment. A Landing ZOne provides an account structure, networking, security, and access management in accordance with your organization’s growth and business goals for the future.

Best practices in this area center around the need to isolate resources and workloads into multiple Google Cloud Project accounts (resource containers) for isolation and scope of impact reductions. Archie has been designed in order to guide you and enable a standard Google Cloud Organisation that will result in a successfull Cloud expansion.

Requirements

In order to create a landing zone in your Google Cloud account you will need to provide:

• Relevant service account information
• Region: The region where to create the landing zone components
• Billing Account to attach to projects
• One Network CIDR (optional)

Deployment

Archie can deploy two model of VPC for each enviroment:

• Predefined: Will create standard and ready to use VPC with random CIDR ranges for the subents.
• Custom: Will let youc provide your own subnets CIDR ranges.
• Non Production: One public and one private subnet
• Production: Three public and three private subnets

Result

Archie will deliver one VPC with relevant number of subnets for the selected environment. It wil also enable Cloud NAT and create a Cloud router. There will be a route to the internet via the Internet gateway as well as a network firewall rule for SSH and one for HTTP.

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