Welcome to TextQL.

You have purchased TextQL through Google Cloud Marketplace. Here is what happens next: we provision your deployment package, you stand up the infrastructure, and you install the platform into your own Google Cloud project.

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What your purchase includes

/01 The TextQL platform, packaged for GKE
/02 Access to the Helm chart and container registry
/03 The Terraform module for Google Cloud
/04 A license and deployment credentials issued by TextQL

Bring your own license: TextQL issues the credentials that unlock sign-in and AI features once we have linked your purchase to your account.

[ next steps ]

Three steps to a running deployment.

Each step links to the guide that covers it in full.

/ 01

Get provisioned

Email us with your company name and the Google Cloud project you will deploy into. We link the purchase to your license and send back registry access for the Helm chart, the Terraform module, and your deployment ID and private key.

Request provisioning

/ 02

Stand up the infrastructure

The Terraform module provisions a GKE Autopilot cluster with AlloyDB, Memorystore for Valkey, Cloud Storage and Secret Manager, wired for Workload Identity. Already running GKE? Skip the module and point the chart at your existing cluster.

terraform init
terraform apply
terraform output next_steps

Deployment configuration

/ 03

Install and sign in

Install the chart with the credentials from step one, then connect your identity provider: sign-in runs through OIDC, so SSO is configured before the first user logs in. Keep the chart and module on matching versions.

helm upgrade --install textql \
  oci://registry-1.docker.io/textqllabs/textql-charts \
  --version <version> --values values.yaml

Installation guide

[ before you begin ]

Read the documentation.

The guides below cover everything on this page in detail. Read the installation guide before running anything against your cluster.

Open the docs

Installation Installing and upgrading the Helm chart, and pinning releases with GitOps. →Deployment configuration Every Helm value and runtime setting for a self-hosted deployment. →Single sign-on Connecting your OIDC identity provider so users sign in with their existing accounts. →What is TextQL An introduction to Ana, the ontology and the platform, for the first people you invite. →

[ faq ]

Questions from new deployments.

Email support

The TextQL platform as a Kubernetes application for GKE, on a bring-your-own-license listing. The application deploys from the Marketplace, and TextQL issues the license, deployment credentials and registry access that unlock sign-in and AI features once the purchase is linked to your account.