Crossplane on Kubernetes Explained

What is Crossplane? In this video, learn how Crossplane enables platform teams to manage their infrastructure and managed services on cloud providers like AWS. Sai Vennam outlines how you can use Crossplane to deploy and manage a production-ready Amazon EKS cluster.
Get started with Crossplane Blueprints on Amazon EKS: github.com/aws-samples/crossp...
Read the blog: aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensour...
0:00 The Kubernetes Control Loop
0:51 Installing Crossplane
2:04 Providers and Managed Resources
3:05 CRs, XRs, XRDs, and Compositions
4:40 Claims
6:19 Walkthrough of Use-Case
7:02 Crossplane Blueprints for Amazon EKS
#AWS #EKS #Kubernetes

[@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.

[@tuapuikia]

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

[@uriassousa]

Hey man, good job. Your accent very good.

[@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.

[@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 😅

[@MrPucenty]

This screen writing messed with my head