# Control Plane (ChatGPT App) > Deploy and run cloud apps - Type: app - Publisher: Control Plane Corporation (official) - Categories: Development, DevOps & Cloud - Website: https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6a3345aed5b081918ae752ac49e4df0e - Open in ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6a3345aed5b081918ae752ac49e4df0e - Version: 1.0.1 - Listed: 2026-10-04 ## About Control Plane runs containerized apps across AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and your own hardware as one platform. Build a GitHub or a GitLab repo into a container and deploy it to a live HTTPS URL, give it a custom domain, attach Postgres or Redis, and let it autoscale. Diagnose failures from logs, metrics, and events, and find the over-provisioned workloads inflating your cloud bill. ## How to use 1. **Add it in ChatGPT** Open Control Plane in ChatGPT's Plugin directory (button above), select + to add it and sign in if asked. 2. **Use it in a chat** Type @ in the composer and pick Control Plane, or start your message with its name. ChatGPT may also suggest it when it fits what you ask. ## Skills - **access-control**: Primary skill for access control, policies, and RBAC on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about permissions, policies, service accounts, user access, group membership, bindings, who can do what, least-privilege, or IAM. - **audit-compliance**: Audit trail and compliance on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about audit logs, who changed what, change tracking, audit contexts, writing custom audit events, security monitoring, SOC 2, HIPAA, or PCI compliance. - **autoscaling-capacity**: Workload autoscaling and Capacity AI on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about scaling up/down, min/max replicas, scale-to-zero, concurrency/RPS/CPU/memory/latency scaling, KEDA, event-driven scaling, or right-sizing. - **cdn-rate-limiting**: CDN caching and request rate limiting for Control Plane workloads. Use when the user asks about CDN, Cloudflare, CloudFront, edge caching, rate limiting, request throttling, per-key or per-route limits, or DDoS protection. - **cpln**: Writes cpln CLI commands and workflows for Control Plane. Use when the user asks about cpln login, cpln apply, cpln workload, CLI or CI/CD deploys, container debugging with cpln exec/logs, or any cpln resource command. - **domain**: Custom domains for Control Plane workloads. Use when the user asks to put a domain or subdomain in front of a workload, pick cname vs ns, configure routing or TLS, or hits apex, ownership, or workloadLink errors. - **environment-promotion**: Promotes workloads across dev/staging/production on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about environment promotion, org-per-environment, cross-org image pulls, image promotion, deploying to production, or rollback. - **external-logging**: Ships Control Plane org logs to external providers. Use when the user asks about log export to S3, CloudWatch, Coralogix, Datadog, Logz.io, Stackdriver, Elastic, syslog, OpenTelemetry, or centralized log forwarding. - **firewall-networking**: Firewall rules and service-to-service communication on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about inbound/outbound rules, CIDR whitelisting, IP blocking, hostname filtering, geo-blocking, header routing, internal endpoints, or network security. - **gitops-cicd**: Sets up CI/CD pipelines and GitOps for Control Plane. Use when the user asks about GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, CircleCI, building images in CI, kaniko, cpln apply in pipelines, or service-account tokens for CI. - **iac-terraform-pulumi**: Manages Control Plane resources with Terraform or Pulumi. Use when the user asks about the Terraform or Pulumi provider, infrastructure as code, IaC, exporting resources to HCL, terraform import, state, or drift. - **image**: Builds, pushes, and manages container images on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about Docker build, remote build, image registry, tags, digests, Dockerfile, buildpacks, pull secrets, ECR/GCR, or image permissions. - **ipset-load-balancing**: Static IPs and load balancers on Control Plane. Use when the user asks about IP sets, fixed IPs, direct or dedicated load balancers, exposing raw TCP/UDP ports, IP allowlisting, geo headers, or egress IPs. - **k8s-operator**: Manages Control Plane resources as Kubernetes CRDs. Use when the user asks about the Kubernetes operator, kubectl apply for Control Plane, CRDs, ArgoCD GitOps from a cluster, or exporting resources as K8s manifests. - **logql-observability**: Queries workload logs with LogQL on Control Plane. Use to troubleshoot a workload from its logs, or for log search, access or egress logs, cron run logs, missing or truncated logs, retention, or logs in Grafana. ## Example prompts - "Build this GitHub repo and deploy it, then give me the live URL" - "Diagnose why my workload won't start and fix it" - "Which of my workloads are over-provisioned, and what would right-sizing save?" ## Related - [GitHub](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/github.md): Triage PRs, issues and CI across your repositories - [Figma](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/figma.md): Create designs, diagrams and FigJam boards and ship them to code - [MCP App Basics (Apps SDK example)](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/apps-sdk-mcp-app-basics.md): Eleven interactive widgets that each teach one MCP Apps API - [Cards Against AI (Apps SDK example)](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/apps-sdk-cards-against-ai.md): Card game driven by ChatGPT with a real-time synced widget - [Authenticated Server (Apps SDK example)](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/apps-sdk-authenticated.md): Demonstrates tools that require different levels of OAuth - [Shopping Cart (Apps SDK example)](https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/apps-sdk-shopping-cart.md): Keeps cart state in sync across tool calls with widgetSessionId --- Source: https://chatgptplugins.directory/apps/control-plane · Index: https://chatgptplugins.directory/llms.txt · Independent and community-run. 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