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Have you ever wanted to use the Kubernetes API and configuration language to create an AWS S3 Bucket? Frustrated having to use different tools to configure your Kubernetes application and your application's dependencies like RDS DB instances or SNS Topics?
Well, AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) is what you've been looking for. It bridges the worlds of the AWS service APIs and Kubernetes, allowing Kubernetes users to create and manage AWS resources using the Kubernetes API and resource model.
Come learn how ACK is designed, what you can do with it, how you can contribute to this open source project and how ACK components and code generation can form the foundation of other Kubernetes ecosystem projects that interact with AWS APIs.
Jay is a Principal Open Source Engineer at Amazon Web Services working on cloud-native technologies in the EKS team focused on open source contribution in the Kubernetes ecosystem. He's been involved in open source development for nearly two decades, working in both the cloud infrastructure... Read More →
