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Many useful services can be deployed and managed using the Operator pattern with CRDs. Most of the time, these services are run in-cluster. Crossplane should support services that have operators, for example the services that Rook supports. Just a few examples:
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Many useful services can be deployed and managed using the Operator pattern with CRDs. Most of the time, these services are run in-cluster. Crossplane should support services that have operators, for example the services that Rook supports. Just a few examples:
Portable and dynamic provisioning of these resources should be supported and fit into the existing Crossplane
ResourceClass
andResourceClaim
model.Some early proof of concept work of this support using Rook's CockroachDB operator can be found in this Rook fork.
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