Introducing provider-http: Empowering Crossplane with HTTP Interactions
Learn about Crossplane provider-http, explore its capabilities, and see how it can enhance your infrastructure management. »
Learn about Crossplane provider-http, explore its capabilities, and see how it can enhance your infrastructure management. »
Upbound’s engineering team has made a breakthrough to improve the overall efficiency of Upjet-based providers in Crossplane. The improvements bring faster provisioning and reconciliation of resources and reduce the running cost of the providers. This benefits anyone using Crossplane. »
Introducing a new addition to the Crossplane ecosystem: Provider Ceph. Developed by Akamai, Provider Ceph joins the ever-growing arsenal of Crossplane providers as it aims to become the ultimate Kubernetes control plane for Ceph object storage. »
Imagine Learning uses Crossplane in its internal developer platform (IDP) to deploy resources into AWS. Learn about how it got started building its own Composition Functions. »
Announcing the donation of function-kcl to the Crossplane community! KCL, a constraint-based record and functional language, enhances the writing of complex configurations. Get started building your own Crossplane Functions with KCL. »
Crossplane 1.15 is here. We’ve added two new members to the Crossplane steering committee. We’ve submitted a proposal to the CNCF to move the project towards graduation. And we’re excited to see you at KubeCon Paris! »
Exploring the new features of Crossplane 1.15 and how they improve the development experience for platform engineers. »
Crossplane is changing the default container registry in v1.15.0. »
Crossplane and Upbound warmly welcome Brian Lindblom from Apple and Bob Haddleton from Nokia to the Crossplane Steering Committee, the highest level of leadership in the project, and is responsible for overseeing its overall health and success. »
Love Crossplane? Here are 5 ways you can support the project and grow the community. »