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title: "Manage Exoscale infrastructure with Crossplane"
date: 2026-06-17
tags: ["New"]
url: https://changelog.exoscale.com/manage-exoscale-infrastructure-with-crossplane/
---
# Manage Exoscale infrastructure with Crossplane

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<p class="">Exoscale now offers two official Crossplane providers, so platform teams can manage Exoscale infrastructure declaratively from Kubernetes. Two official Crossplane providers are now available, both built with Upjet:</p>

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  <li><b>provider-exoscale</b>: compute instances, SKS clusters, managed databases (DBaaS), IAM, and networking.</li>
  <li><b>provider-exoscale-sos</b>: S3-compatible SOS object storage, covering buckets, versioning, ACLs, CORS, and cross-zone replication.</li>
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<p class="">Crossplane runs as a controller and reconciles continuously: it detects configuration drift and brings resources back to their declared state, where a Terraform plan only checks when a run is triggered.</p>

[Get started with Crossplane](https://community.exoscale.com/reference/crossplane/)