Cloud-Init with Crossplane - Marques Johansson, Equinix
summary
Shows a small Crossplane provider that assembles cloud-init from multiple ConfigMaps and Secrets, MIME-multiparting, gzipping and base64-encoding the result, and writing a cluster-scoped ConfigMap user-data output that any managed VM or bare-metal resource can consume. Demo runs on kind with Crossplane, uses make run, and produces a crumb of multi-part cloud-init that includes shell scripts and cloud-config SSH keys. Notes alternatives: compositions, Terraform provider, or runtime functions. cloud-init multipart+gzipped+base64
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33Cloud-Init
- 6:13Configuring Instances
- 8:42Why a Crossplane Provider?
- 13:16Syntax
- 19:44Alternatives
- 25:32Influences
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