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Kube Resource Orchestrator, From Experiment to Community Project

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AWS has announced the evolution of Kube Resource Orchestrator (kro), an open-source Kubernetes project, from an experimental initiative to a collaborative community-driven effort.

  • kro is now a joint collaboration between AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud
  • Provides a powerful abstraction layer for defining complex multi-resource Kubernetes constructs
  • Uses a custom resource called `ResourceGraphDefinition` to create reusable component blueprints
  • Enables platform teams to simplify resource management and developers to streamline API creation
  • Moved to a vendor-neutral GitHub repository and working towards CNCF governance

The project aims to simplify Kubernetes custom resource authoring and be driven by community input, with upcoming community meetings and open governance planned.



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