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This looks fairly similar to the new Kuberentes KEP for portable service definitions.... https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/blob/master/keps/sig-apps/00

by mfer 8y ago

This looks fairly similar to the new Kuberentes KEP for portable service definitions.... https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/blob/master/keps/sig-apps/0032-portable-service-definitions.md https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/blob/master/keps/...

dylanz 8y ago
Very similar. Can someone more familiar with Crossplane/KEP comment?
- ichekrygin 8y ago
  Hi, this is ichekrygin (crossplane maintainer). Yes, indeed. There appears to be an overlap in general principles (even in use-case example). From what it appears, KEP sig was "published/released" (not sure what is the right term here) on the GitHub 3 days ago, we did not see this. However, now since it out there, we will definitely reach out to discuss.
- bassamtabbara 8y ago
  Yes, indeed. There appears to be an overlap in general principles (even in use-case example). From what it appears, KEP sig was "published/released" (not sure what is the right term here) on the GitHub 3 days ago, we did not see this. We will definitely reach out for further discussion.
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alexeldeib 8y ago
This looks awesome. Do you know what the latest status on this is?