Enhancing Developer Experience with Crossplane 1.15: CLI, Composition Functions Python SDK, and More
Exploring the new features of Crossplane 1.15 and how they improve the development experience for platform engineers. »
New Default Crossplane Registry in Crossplane 1.15
Crossplane is changing the default container registry in v1.15.0. »
Welcoming 2 New Members to the Crossplane Steering Committee
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. »
5 Ways You Can Support the Crossplane Community
Love Crossplane? Here are 5 ways you can support the project and grow the community. »
Kubernetes Highlights for the Crossplane Community: K8s 1.29
Kubernetes 1.29 was recently released and we’re highlighting a few updates important for the Crossplane community. »
Composition Functions in Production
This case study shows how the VSHN team uses a new feature of Crossplane called Composition Functions in the VSHN Application Catalog. »
Crossplane at 5 Years: Past, Present, and Future of Building Control Planes
Celebrating five years of Crossplane and community. Take a glimpse into the history and future of the open source cloud-native control plane framework. »
Platform Building with Crossplane: Your Questions Answered at Control Plane Day with Crossplane
Catch this wrap up of a Crossplane experts panel featuring Bob Haddleton from Nokia, and Ezgi Demirel, Jared Watts, and Nic Cope from Upbound from Control Plane Day with Crossplane. »
Crossplane 1.14 Released, Control Plane Day Recap – Crossplane Community News
Community highlights include new Crossplane 1.14, Control Plane Day with Crossplane recordings, and more. »
Announcing Crossplane v1.14 - Power to the Platform Engineer
Crossplane v1.14 was released today, and it is packed full of big features that will make Platform Engineers more productive and effective in building control planes to power their infrastructure. »