Crossplane providers have always paid a memory tax that grows with the size of the cluster they run in, not with the number of resources they »
Crossplane is a powerful tool for building platforms, but building a platform on top of Crossplane has never been as easy as it should be. First, »
I've worked on Crossplane for almost eight years, since the v0.1 release. In that time I've watched a lot of people use it to put »
Holding off on upgrading to Crossplane v2? Use the new upgrade check command to see if your control plane is ready to smoothly upgrade to v2 today. »
The combination of YAML+CEL provides a simple experience to define Kubernetes resources. We're excited to announce function-kro that makes kro's YAML+CEL syntax available as another option to join Crossplane's already expansive menu of supported languages. »
KubeCon EU is back in Amsterdam, and so are we — with end-user stories from financial institutions and global tech companies, from API-driven infrastructure to self-healing platforms. »
We are excited to announce that Crossplane v2.2.0 has been released and is now available for installation into your control planes. »
AI has accelerated coding, but the real bottleneck starts after git push. Infrastructure and operations still rely on fragmented, human workflows. To enable AI agents, platforms must be API-first and declarative, offering a consistent, machine-readable control plane for automation at scale. »
We are absolutely thrilled today to announce the graduation of Crossplane within the CNCF! »
After seven years building Crossplane, we're excited to announce Crossplane 2.0. This release extends beyond infrastructure to support applications as first-class citizens, enabling platform teams to offer unified APIs that manage apps and infrastructure together. »