Provider AzureAD is Now Upbound Official
With provider-azuread, you can manage Microsoft Azure Active Directory resources. It offers features such as multi-factor authentication, device registration, and application access control. »
Migrating to Crossplane with provider-terraform
Explore a phased approach on how to include existing Terraform code and start migrating towards a Crossplane native solution. »
Provider Terraform is Now Upbound Official
With this announcement, we double down on our path of helping enterprises migrate to an internal cloud platform while supporting integration scenarios and securing existing investments. »
My Other Registry is a Proxy
The secret behind the Upbound Marketplace is that it is not an OCI registry at all (per se), but rather a proxy that sits in front of any OCI registry. »
Crossplane Ansible Provider: Getting Started
Use this provider to orchestrate multiple resource management automation approaches including Ansible using Crossplane’s composition mechanism. This will allow you to mix the use of many great automation assets from both two communities consistently. »
The First Official Providers
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. »
Announcing the Upbound VSCode Plugin
Today we’re excited to share the alpha version of Upbound’s VSCode plugin for Crossplane. With this free tool, platform teams can more easily compose infrastructure resources and author Crossplane providers for their platforms using one the most popular code editors. »
Announcing 100% Cloud Service Coverage for Crossplane
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. »