Crossplane is a framework to build platforms with Kubernetes resources. This post explores on how this could be done for the monitoring aspect of a developer platform. »
In this blog post, we will walk through a detailed example that combines the capabilities of Crossplane and Dapr to provision and then consume a set »
Crossplane is happy to announce the successful completion of our fuzzing security audit. The work was carried out by the team at Ada Logics, supported by »
In the upcoming Crossplane v1.11.0, we are announcing the beta release of the CompositionRevision feature. It provides a way to track changes to Compositions »
In this concluding post of the "Deep Dive into Terrajet" series, we will delve into the details of how we set up Terraform workspaces and how we interact with the Terraform CLI. »
In the second part of our Deep Dive into Terrajet, we'll discuss the next step of extending the Kubernetes API with custom resources is to build a controller which reconciles its CRDs which we will focus on in this part. »
In Crossplane, the low level primitive for provisioning cloud infrastructure is called managed resource - defined by a CustomResourceDefinition (CRD) with a controller that represents an »
Today we announced a new open source project, Terrajet, a code generation framework designed to generate Crossplane providers from Terraform. »
A little more than a year ago, Upbound donated the Crossplane project to the CNCF as it was accepted into the CNCF Sandbox. It is with »
I’ve just joined Upbound as a Product Manager and can’t be more excited to be part of this journey. I truly believe that Crossplane »