Managing Multi-Cloud Infrastructure with Crossplane: A Hands-On Example with Azure
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from Medium3 months ago
Crossplane is an open-source project that extends Kubernetes to manage cloud infrastructure using the same declarative approach used for applications, simplifying multi-cloud resource management.
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By bringing Infrastructure as Code into the Kubernetes ecosystem, Crossplane enables teams to manage varied cloud resources across multiple providers through YAML manifests.
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The power of Crossplane comes from its providers, which allow users to manage resources for different cloud platforms, such as AWS, Azure, and GCP.
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With Crossplane, defining cloud resources declaratively is possible, mirroring Kubernetes' deployment practices and ensuring consistent and manageable multi-cloud resource strategies.
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