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Authors: Jared Watts, Christopher Haar
2023-04-21

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Crossplane is a cloud-native control plane that enables users to manage infrastructure and applications across multiple cloud providers and on-premises environments.
  • Crossplane manages resources outside of a Kubernetes cluster using APIs
  • Crossplane has a high-fidelity provider section that allows for hundreds of configuration options
  • Crossplane communicates with APIs using a two-way communication system
  • Crossplane installs CRDs and controllers for groups of resources in Kubernetes clusters
Authors: Jared Watts, Nic Cope, Matthias Luebken, Bob Haddleton
2022-10-28

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Crossplane is a Kubernetes add-on that enables users to manage infrastructure across multiple cloud providers and on-premises environments.
  • Crossplane can manage any infrastructure in any environment.
  • Crossplane represents cloud provider resources and infrastructure as objects in the Kubernetes API.
  • Crossplane generates events that tell the story of the infrastructure.
  • Crossplane uses the Kubernetes runtime, Kubernetes API Machinery, and the controller runtime to implement reconciliation of cloud provider resources.
  • Crossplane is moving towards full graduation with the CNCF in early 2023.
Authors: Jared Watts, Christopher Haar, Steven Borrelli, Yury Tsarev
2022-05-20

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Crossplane is a highly extensible framework for building universal control planes that can manage any API out of the world. It allows users to compose resources from providers together and define control plans declarative APIs and abstractions.
  • Crossplane is a framework for building universal control planes
  • It is highly extensible and allows users to manage any API out of the world
  • Providers and configurations are the two sides of Crossplane
  • Providers are used to build and manage cloud resources
  • Configurations are used to compose resources from providers together and define control plans declarative APIs and abstractions
  • The ecosystem is growing and more people are starting to use Crossplane