Crossplane has now officially reached version 1.0 with the ability to manage an extensive set of cloud services from the Kubernetes API and compose them into configuration blueprints to define your own cloud platform – all without writing code! »
Today IBM is pleased to announce that it is joining the Crossplane community and releasing an experimental Crossplane Provider for IBM Cloud. Over 85 IBM cloud services can now be composed into your own cloud APIs with Crossplane and consumed using kubectl and GitOps workflows. »
Come join us to celebrate at the second Crossplane Community Day on Dec. 15th with an amazing lineup including Kelsey Hightower, Joe Beda, Brendan Burns, Bassam Tabbara, Brian Grant, and more -- register now for this free live virtual event! »
Providers 101: Learn how to write your first Crossplane provider, and bring the power of pizza to your cloud API. »
The Crossplane community is making excellent progress towards code generating native Crossplane providers and we'd like to give a special shout out to Jay Pipes (AWS) and Dave Fellows (Azure) for their continued efforts as we adapt their code gen pipelines to emit Crossplane resources! »
v0.14 is a hardening release with v1beta1 core APIs, enhanced error reporting, leader election, and multi-version XRD support – just ahead of the v1.0 release next month. »
v0.13 is a major release with new support for platform Configurations and Providers in an overhauled v2 package manager with upgrade and rollback support plus faster deploys. Composition enhancements, more AWS resources, a new Helm Provider, and OAM health scopes round out this release! »
Crossplane Composition is a more powerful and flexible form of the resource claims/classes approach it replaces. You can now define your own platform abstractions with composite resources and publish them for teams to consume without writing any code. »
We are very pleased to announce that Crossplane has been accepted into the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) as a Sandbox project! The team of contributors »
Today we’re excited to welcome Microsoft and Alibaba to the Crossplane community and announce that Crossplane is the Kubernetes implementation of the Open Application Model! »