Deploy & operate

ControlPlane. The entire Grid Data family, deployed from one console.

ControlPlane packages every application into versioned releases and installs them on the utility’s clusters — cloud, on-premises, or edge — or on a single server. Days of hand-built configuration become one guided, repeatable, auditable deployment.

Guided

install · upgrade · roll back

Versioned

reproducible releases

2 targets

clusters or a single server

Encrypted

credentials at rest

The ControlPlane console: a release list with install, upgrade and rollback actions and current deployment status per application.controlplane / releasesReleasesAppsTargetsConfigurationHistoryClusterprod-eu-westhealthyReleasesNew releasegdmp-2.4.0Grid Data Management PlatformdeployedUpgradegds-1.0.0Grid Data SimulatordeployedUpgradegdea-3.1.0Enhanced Analyticsinstallinghem-1.8.2Home Energy ManagementpreviousRoll backRelease history retained for every target · encrypted values at rest

Software this critical deserves a boring deployment

Utility platforms fail at the seams — a missed value here, a mismatched version there. ControlPlane removes the seams: every environment runs a known release, configured through one console, with upgrade and rollback as a safety net.

What it handles

Release management

Install, upgrade, and roll back complete application releases on any cluster — cloud, on-premises, or edge — with full release history.

Versioned application releases

GDM, Grid Data Simulator, and every family application ship as versioned releases, so development, QA, and production run provably identical stacks.

Guided web console

A modern web console walks operators through clusters, configuration, and release status — no specialist expertise required.

Secrets kept safe

Credentials and sensitive configuration are encrypted at rest, and every operation is access-controlled.

Clusters or a single server

The same releases deploy to production clusters or to one server — production to field demo.

Environment configuration

Environments, settings, and credentials managed centrally and applied consistently at deploy time.

How it works

See it, end to end

One console, two targets — production clusters or a demo laptop, from the same versioned release.Release packagegdmp-2.4.0gds-1.0.0deployment settingsControlPlane consoleInstallUpgradeRoll backencrypted config · release history · RBACProduction clustersgdmpgdsgdeahemreporting…Bare metal / single serversame versioned releasesOne console, two targets — production clusters or a demo laptop, from the same versioned release.

Step 1

Choose a release

Pick a versioned release — everything a family application needs, with its default settings.

Step 2

Configure the target

Point at a cluster or a single server; set environment values once, with credentials encrypted at rest.

Step 3

Deploy

ControlPlane installs every application in order, and records the release.

Step 4

Operate

Upgrade to the next release, or roll back to the last known-good release — with the full history in front of you.

Use cases

Where it earns its keep

Utility production rollouts

Stand up the full Grid Data stack in a customer’s environment with a documented, repeatable procedure.

Managed upgrades

Move a live deployment from one platform release to the next with rollback as a first-class safety net.

Air-gapped and on-premises sites

Deploy with no external dependencies — a common requirement for critical infrastructure.

Demo and evaluation environments

Spin up a complete, disposable stack on a laptop or a single server for demonstrations and proofs of concept.

Multi-environment consistency

Keep dev, QA, and production aligned to the same release versions and configuration.

Better together

Part of the Grid Data Family

Every family application shares one identity platform, one design system, one registration pattern, and one deployment path.

See ControlPlane live

A working demonstration takes thirty minutes — on our environment or yours, with realistic simulated data.

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