We’re pleased to announce the availability of Upbound Universal Crossplane (UXP) as an add-on for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service. This integration makes Upbound’s enterprise-grade distribution of Crossplane an effortless one-click installation for customers. »
With these ever-growing numbers, you can use these Official Providers to orchestrate your most complex scenarios. In addition to production-level quality, the Upjet-based providers have extended coverage of given APIs. »
Crossplane now has 100% coverage for major cloud services with the new providers: provider-jet-aws, provider-jet-azure, and provider-jet-gcp. To create new providers like these, we are introducing Terrajet, a code generation pipeline for creating Crossplane providers. »
Today the CNCF announced that the open source Crossplane project, created by Upbound and with a broad community of contributors, has reached incubation level at the »
Terraform is a widely deployed and popular technology that is used to enable an Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) approach. While Terraform can be extremely useful, it does have »
We launched Upbound Universal Crossplane (UXP) less than a week ago and already momentum is building around the first enterprise-grade distribution of open source Crossplane. Two »
The future of Kubernetes itself could well be found in the open source Crossplane project. That was one of the prevailing themes at the Crossplane Community »
Today we're proud to announce Upbound as a launch partner for AWS's recently launched EKS-D, Amazon's official upstream Kubernetes distribution that powers AWS EKS. Using EKS-D, »
Today we're releasing a new multicloud Kubernetes Crossplane configuration to the Upbound Registry. Using this Configuration, SREs, and the application teams they support, can easily deploy »