Webinar: AWS controllers for Kubernetes - AWS services, now kubified!

Ever wanted to use the Kubernetes API to describe not just your Kubernetes objects but also resources on which your applications
depend? Well, with AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK), now you can! Describe that RDS database instance using a Kubernetes manifest and let
manage its lifecycle. Need to ensure that an S3 Bucket exists for your application to store objects in? ACK can handle that for you as well.
Just describe the S3 bucket in a Kubernetes manifest.
Come learn about the design and usage of ACK from one of its authors and see how you can contribute to its roadmap and development.
Presenter:
Jay Pipes, Principal Open Source Engineer @Amazon Web Services

[@donaldmahaya2689]

Thank you. These controllers will be very helpful for integrating kubernetes with AWS without having to depend on Eks.

[@emile6264]

Are you planning to support different accounts for each CRD types? It is a common practice in large enterprise to have separate accounts for each AWS services.

[@thesk8erdav]

aws is killing the game

[@metabolic_jam]

Amazing!

[@robertkozak]

very cool

[@NoName789dfgnjkld]

Sounds good and it seems to cover more resources than what projects like Crossplane were trying to come up with. I wonder if all cloud providers are going to offer the same type of kubernetes controllers to let us provision their cloud resources using the kubernetes API. This makes it a lot easier to scale traditional cloud resources in // with kubernetes resources. Is anyone aware of similar k8s controllers for Azure or GCP?