After recently turning 1 year old, the Crossplane project is excited to have closed out 2019 with enhanced API support for GKE clusters (node pools, auto-scaling, »
Exactly one year ago today, we unveiled the Crossplane project to the world. We are simply thrilled with the reception in the ecosystem and the thriving »
Crossplane is ready for use in dev/test pipelines with v1beta1 APIs for databases and caches in Stacks for GCP, AWS, and Azure. GitLab 12.5 »
Cloud-native applications can now provision Yugabyte and Cockroach DB instances with the new Rook Stack using portable PostgreSQL claims via kubectl -- offering an in-cluster alternative »
Azure Database instances can now be securely consumed from app deployments in an AKS cluster using kubectl with new Crossplane resources in the Azure Stack including: »
The AWS Stack now supports securely connecting RDS instances and app deployments in an EKS cluster, using kubectl to manage new Crossplane resources including VPCs, Subnets, »
Securely consume CloudSQL instances from app deployments in a GKE cluster using private IP secure connectivity with new Crossplane resources in the GCP Stack including: Networks, »
Insights into how we designed and built Crossplane Services to support secure connectivity, starting with a solid foundation of cloud-specific, high-fidelity resources, and then layering a »
Following up on our v0.3 release, we wanted to take a deeper dive into some of the advancements and features we rolled out as part »
New developer guide, CLI tooling and enhanced out-of-tree Infra Stacks (GCP, AWS, Azure) enables the community to add support for more cloud providers, managed Kubernetes offerings, »