GRN.CLOUD documentation¶
GRN.CLOUD is a set of OpenShift and Kubernetes clusters operated in the Netherlands, on renewable energy, under Dutch and EU law. These pages cover building, running and operating workloads on them.
Compute, storage, networking, databases and AI are objects in the same cluster API. A virtual machine, a container and a served model share one control plane, one RBAC model, one network fabric and one storage layer. What you learn in one section of these docs applies in the others.
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Get started
Create a project, get your credentials, and deploy your first workload on the platform.
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Products
What the platform offers: AI inference, compute, Kubernetes, storage, databases and networking.
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Tutorials
End-to-end walkthroughs — deploy an LLM gateway, host a model, run a sandboxed agent.
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Reference
API, CLI and SDK reference for automating the platform from your own tooling.
Common tasks¶
- Run a server on the internet
A VM with a public address of its own - Add a PostgreSQL database
A database on your project's own cluster - Store files in a bucket
S3 storage, with credentials for your project - Publish a service
A load balancer in front of your workload - Give your team one AI endpoint
OpenAI-compatible, with keys and budgets - Serve an open-weight model
On GPUs in the Netherlands
Where the platform runs¶
Infrastructure is owned and operated in the Netherlands, with three availability zones per regional site. Data stays in the EU and the applicable jurisdiction is Dutch. Every capability is a standard Kubernetes object, so the manifests in these docs also apply on any conformant cluster off the platform.
Every page links to its own source file
The edit link in the top right opens that page's Markdown in the repository. See Contributing for the merge-request workflow.