This article is for curious individuals with specific requirements for building and operating cloud infrastructure efficiently along corporate guidelines, governance, security, and the breadth of systems that can be configured and resource lifecycle managed with Crossplane. »
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 »
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 »
Real-world application deployments from kubectl are now unlocked with enhanced support for composing external fully-managed services including Redis, PostgreSQL, and object storage.GitLab deployed to multiple »
Since the unveiling and initial v0.1 release of Crossplane, the open source multi-cloud control plane, the community has been hard at work continuing to execute »
To cap off an amazing 2018, we introduced Crossplane, an open source multicloud control plane, with its initial v0.1 release right before Kubecon Seattle. We've »