AlloyDB Omni provides an orchestration platform to deploy and manage AlloyDB Omni in non-Kubernetes environments, such as on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and compatible systems that use Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) packages. This deployment option is intended for organizations with significant investments in virtual machine (VM) infrastructure and established operational practices built around tools like Ansible.
The RPM orchestrator deployment option lets enterprises install, configure, and manage AlloyDB Omni instances using standard RPM packages. This approach runs directly on Linux VMs or bare-metal servers without requiring a containerization layer like Docker or an orchestration system like Kubernetes.
Use cases
The RPM orchestrator deployment option supports the following use cases:
- Enterprises with VM infrastructure: supports companies where Kubernetes is not standard, or environments with strict security postures, regulatory requirements, or application dependencies that prefer standard VM deployments.
- Simplified operations: automates database deployment, configuration, and lifecycle management using familiar tools, for example, Ansible.
- High availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR): sets up resilient AlloyDB Omni clusters with automated failover and recovery mechanisms.
- Hybrid environments: provides consistent database operations across on-premises data centers and cloud VMs.
- Legacy system integration: integrates with existing applications and systems designed for non-containerized environments.
You can also pair your RPM orchestrator deployment with the optional
AlloyDB Omni web user interface
(alloydbomni_ui), a self-managed web console that provides observability
dashboards for cluster instances, system telemetry charts, database sizes,
active database flags, columnar engine statistics, and query insights.
Get started
- To get started with this deployment option, request access using the sign-up form.
- Learn more about the RPM orchestrator deployment option.
- Install AlloyDB Omni using the RPM orchestrator.
- Install the web UI using the RPM orchestrator.