Crossplane is a technology that I think will unlock a “Golden Age” for organizations: it is a framework for building control planes; it gives organizations the tools and knowledge required to create solutions that can consolidate teams onto a single platform »
Crossplane goes beyond the capabilities of Kubernetes to control infrastructure outside of the traditional scope of Kubernetes. »
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a common pattern where virtualized infrastructure and auxiliary services can be managed using configuration expressed in almost any language, usually hosted in a source code repository. »
TACOS stands for: Terraform Automation and COlaboration Software. It provides a framework for solving the problems with operating IaC at scale. »
Configuration Drift Explained Put simply, configuration drift is where production environment settings change in ways the platform team didn’t anticipate and doesn’t want. This »
Every day Upbounders wake up thinking about how to usher in a new era of cloud computing characterized by unprecedented customer choice, efficiency, and developer empowerment. »
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 »
84 percent of enterprises already have a multicloud strategy and most companies have an average of four clouds in use today. The multicloud community needed a place to convene and define what multicloud really means and share ways to be successful. »
If we missed you at KubeCon in December, we invite you to watch our talks on Crossplane and Rook. »
Today we are introducing Crossplane, the open source multicloud control plane. It exposes workload and resource abstractions on-top of existing managed services that enables a high »