Crossplane on Kubernetes Explained

[@amirafshari1613]

they got the poor guy writing backwards 😭

[@robinhughes-jones7558]

Am even more confused now.

[@alfhanrizkyfauzan7890]

hahahaha same situation, how bout vpc subnet or etc ? im still using based logic infratructure 😅

[@sle6423]

I still don’t quite get it but that definitely helped situate it some more for me. Also how do you write backwards like that!?! So impressive

[@ryanslab302]

They flip the image.

[@MrPucenty]

This screen writing messed with my head

[@tuapuikia]

Now I can provision multiple cloud resources without depends on Terraform or Pulumi.

[@edmundandbaldrick]

where is the state of resources created by the provider persisted?

[@mzbmwbbpkf]

Probably etc of the mgmt cluster 🤔

[@georgeanastasiou2680]

Crossplane is kubernetes-native, its state is stored in the same storage like all other kubernetes objects

[@edmundandbaldrick]

@@georgeanastasiou2680 thanks…

[@Luther_Luffeigh]

Is it running Terraform under the hood?

[@mikegbow4203]

It sounds a lot like it!

[@KnThSelf2ThSelfBTrue]

Nope. It's storing state in etcd and making API calls directly to APIs of service providers like AWS.

[@uriassousa]

Hey man, good job. Your accent very good.