Infrastructure Manager is available in the following regions:
me-central2For more information about regions, see Infrastructure Manager locations.
]]>Infrastructure Manager will deprecate support for Terraform version 1.2.3 on
January 8, 2026.
If you have enabled auto-migration,
your deployments using Terraform version 1.2.3 will be migrated automatically to
Terraform version 1.5.7.
We recommend that you upgrade your deployment Terraform version from 1.2.3
to version 1.5.7 before the version 1.2.3. end of support date on
February 8, 2026.
For more information, see Terraform version management policy documentation.
]]>You can use Infrastructure Manager maintained Terraform providers when you create or update a deployment or preview deployment. For more information about using Infra Manager maintained Terraform providers, see Use the Terraform provider for Google Cloud.
You can connect your repositories to Infrastructure Manager using Developer Connect proxies. For more information, see Deploy infrastructure using Infra Manager, or Update a deployment.
]]>You can use preview deployments to view resource drift using Infrastructure Manager. For more information about viewing resource drift, see View resource change and drift details.
Infrastructure Manager is available in the following regions:
africa-south1europe-north2europe-southwest1europe-west8europe-west9europe-west10europe-west12me-central1me-west1northamerica-south1us-east5us-south1For more information about regions, see Infrastructure Manager locations.
]]>You can use Infrastructure Manager (Infra Manager) to preview, create, manage, and delete deployments in Google Cloud Console. Use the Terraform blueprint catalog to find sample blueprints you can deploy with Infra Manager.
For more information about creating a deployment using Infra Manager via Google Cloud Console, see Deploy infrastructure using Infrastructure Manager.
Infra Manager is available in the following regions:
Asia Pacific
Europe
Americas
For more information, see Locations.
]]>Infrastructure manager supports the following versions of Terraform when creating a preview of a deployment. For more details, see Supported Terraform Versions.
Infrastructure Manager supports the deployment of infrastructure from Terraform configurations in a private Git repository.
Infrastructure Manager supports an automated workflow with Git repositories using Cloud Build. For more information, see Automate the deployment of Google Cloud resources.
Infrastructure Manager can validate and enforce quota limits, preventing infrastructure that exceeds quota limits from being deployed.
Information about the runtime environment of Infrastructure Manager is published as part of the overview of Infrastructure Manager. For details, see runtime environment.
Infrastructure manager supports the following versions of Terraform when creating a deployment. For more details, see Supported Terraform Versions.
Infrastructure Manager is available in the following regions:
asia-northeast3 (Seoul)europe-west2 (London)northamerica-northeast1 (Montréal)southamerica-east1 (São Paulo)For more information, see Locations.
]]>Preview of deployments are available. For more information, see Preview a deployment.
For some deployments that initially fail, Infrastructure Manager retries the deployment a limited number of times.
]]>Infrastructure Manager has client libraries for the following languages:
]]>The gcloud CLI commands for Infrastructure Manager are generally available (GA).
The integration of Infrastructure Manager with VPC Service Controls is in Preview and is ready for broader testing and use, but is not fully supported for production environments. Refer to VPC-SC supported products page for more info.
]]>Infrastructure Manager is generally available (GA).
This release includes gcloud CLI support in alpha.