Crossplane Compositions | Tutorial (Part 3)

In this third installment of our Crossplane tutorial series, we are exploring Compositions, probably the most important feature in Crossplane. They allow us to define interfaces (CRDs) and controllers that represent services we can use to enable others to manage resources like databases, clusters, applications, or anything else.

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00:00 Introduction to Crossplane Compositions
02:57 Chapter Setup
03:26 Composite Resource Definitions
10:53 Defining Compositions
22:30 Resource References and Selectors
22:07 Patching
36:09 Managing Connection Secrets
39:04 Combining Providers in Compositions
48:09 Defining Composite Claims
54:10 Destroy Everything