slug: crossplane provider: Crossplane generated_by: planning/capability-mapping/scripts/classify_capabilities.py model: claude-opus-5 frame: - Software & Technology min_confidence: 0.7 capability_model: source: https://github.com/vincentmakes/turbo-ea-capabilities license: CC-BY-4.0 attribution: Turbo EA Capabilities by Vincent Verdet — Turbo EA, https://github.com/vincentmakes/turbo-ea-capabilities, CC BY 4.0 notice: NOTICE edge_count: 3 edges: - tag: CompositeResourceDefinitions spec_file: crossplane-compositeresourcedefinitions-api-openapi.yml capability_id: BC-600.50 capability_id_l1: BC-600 capability_name: IT Infrastructure Management confidence: 0.7 evidence: '"The Crossplane Kubernetes API extends the Kubernetes API server with custom resources for managing cloud infrastructure declaratively." — "createCompositeResourceDefinition Crossplane Create a CompositeResourceDefinition"' reason: XRDs declare the self-service infrastructure APIs a platform team exposes; the surface governs declarative cloud infrastructure provisioning, which fits IT Infrastructure Management. Confidence capped because it could also be read as internal-developer-platform tooling (BC-4200.70). - tag: Compositions spec_file: crossplane-compositions-api-openapi.yml capability_id: BC-600.50 capability_id_l1: BC-600 capability_name: IT Infrastructure Management confidence: 0.7 evidence: '"createComposition Crossplane Create a Composition" within an API "for managing cloud infrastructure declaratively"' reason: Compositions define how a composite claim is rendered into concrete cloud resources — infrastructure provisioning templates. Mapped to IT Infrastructure Management; some ambiguity with developer-platform tooling keeps confidence at 0.7. - tag: Providers spec_file: crossplane-providers-api-openapi.yml capability_id: BC-600.50 capability_id_l1: BC-600 capability_name: IT Infrastructure Management confidence: 0.7 evidence: POST /apis/pkg.crossplane.io/v1/providers createProvider Crossplane Install a Provider; 'custom resources for managing cloud infrastructure declaratively' reason: Crossplane Providers are packages that let the control plane provision cloud infrastructure (compute, storage, network) declaratively. Install/update/uninstall of these providers is IT infrastructure/cloud management. 'Providers' here is not a supplier/vendor homograph.