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[3110.40 --> 3117.24] So the idea was to use a managed cross-plane, which would be running on the app out cloud.
[3117.24 --> 3121.38] And with that cross-plane, that should manage everything else.
[3121.96 --> 3123.22] So that is our starting point.
[3123.44 --> 3124.60] That's what we're doing here.
[3124.98 --> 3127.72] If we go to about cloud, there you go.
[3128.12 --> 3129.10] Control planes.
[3129.46 --> 3130.96] I have already created one.
[3131.34 --> 3132.38] It's a Christmas gift.
[3132.88 --> 3133.08] Nice.
[3133.42 --> 3134.48] So this exists.
[3135.02 --> 3137.84] I will contact you after my free trial.
[3138.96 --> 3139.42] Sounds good.
[3139.56 --> 3144.38] So just before Easter, I'll say, hey, Dan, is there like an Easter egg in here or something?
[3144.86 --> 3145.10] Cool.
[3145.10 --> 3147.58] We'll send you an email as a reminder.
[3148.92 --> 3149.36] Cool.
[3150.00 --> 3151.42] So we have a control plane.
[3151.66 --> 3153.56] We have a Kubernetes cluster, which is this one.
[3154.00 --> 3155.96] So K version.
[3156.26 --> 3156.58] That's the one.
[3157.02 --> 3163.22] Also, just a note, you'll want to make sure to clean up that token that was exposed there before you post this anywhere,
[3163.36 --> 3167.56] because that'll give folks the ability to get a kubeconfig to your cluster.
[3168.36 --> 3169.22] This token, yes.
[3169.32 --> 3169.82] Thank you.
[3170.04 --> 3170.72] Oh, yes.
[3170.88 --> 3171.22] Oh, yes.
[3171.26 --> 3173.24] That would be quite a Christmas gift, wouldn't it?
[3173.96 --> 3174.70] Here we go.
[3174.70 --> 3175.18] Right.
[3175.26 --> 3176.28] You can have access to it.
[3176.36 --> 3177.44] You can take everything down.
[3177.66 --> 3178.90] That is a very good catch.
[3178.98 --> 3179.36] Thank you.
[3179.58 --> 3179.74] Cool.
[3180.22 --> 3181.88] We have crossplane.
[3182.40 --> 3183.30] We have access to it.
[3183.78 --> 3185.62] And could we see the version?
[3185.76 --> 3187.10] So I use canines.
[3188.12 --> 3189.36] And I think you do, too.
[3189.54 --> 3190.84] I've seen you use it a couple of times.
[3191.00 --> 3191.58] It's a lot quicker.
[3191.70 --> 3193.12] So these are all the pods.
[3193.60 --> 3197.82] If I do D for describe, it's version 131.
[3198.10 --> 3198.36] Cool.
[3198.74 --> 3199.48] Is that good enough?
[3199.48 --> 3199.96] Yep.
[3199.96 --> 3200.58] That's good.
[3200.82 --> 3208.50] Although, actually, by end of day today, you'll be able to get as recent as 151.
[3208.96 --> 3220.52] But a nice policy here is also, and this will actually be rolling out today as well, we have patches, right, for minor versions.
[3220.52 --> 3225.14] And your control plane will automatically receive the latest patch here.
[3225.48 --> 3227.16] And you shouldn't see any disruption with that.
[3227.34 --> 3231.40] So you'll actually get up to 1.3.3 if you kept this control plane around.
[3232.18 --> 3232.20] Right.
[3232.32 --> 3232.54] Okay.
[3232.54 --> 3238.38] But to get TerraJet to work, will I need a newer version of crossplane, or is 1.3 sufficient?
[3239.04 --> 3242.26] 1.3 should be fine for what we're doing here.
[3242.58 --> 3244.34] TerraJet just basically generates the provider.
[3244.54 --> 3247.30] So as long as the provider is supported, then you're good.
[3247.70 --> 3247.90] Cool.
[3248.36 --> 3248.60] Okay.
[3248.90 --> 3249.90] We can connect to this.
[3250.24 --> 3250.94] Everything is running.
[3251.36 --> 3255.48] Shall we just follow these instructions and see how far we can get?
[3255.74 --> 3255.98] Sure.
[3256.24 --> 3257.04] Yeah, that sounds great.
[3257.04 --> 3264.58] And a disclaimer for everyone at home, I am not intimately familiar with TerraJet, actually,
[3264.68 --> 3270.40] because we had another team of crossplane contributors who have worked on this.
[3270.84 --> 3275.72] So I'm going to be learning as we go along here in terms of the actual generation process.
[3275.86 --> 3276.46] This should be fun.
[3277.16 --> 3277.70] That's amazing.
[3278.12 --> 3279.42] So that is?
[3280.02 --> 3280.48] That's correct.
[3280.60 --> 3281.02] Move off it.
[3281.14 --> 3281.30] Yep.
[3281.92 --> 3282.22] Okay.
[3282.66 --> 3284.08] And Hassan.
[3284.40 --> 3284.60] Yep.
[3284.60 --> 3285.20] Okay.
[3285.20 --> 3285.66] Amazing.
[3285.66 --> 3288.56] One of those folks are actually some of my coworkers at Upbound.
[3290.04 --> 3295.68] And Move Offic has been a crossplane maintainer with me for a number of years now.
[3296.44 --> 3296.84] Amazing.
[3297.08 --> 3297.32] Okay.
[3297.64 --> 3297.76] Well.
[3298.08 --> 3298.48] They're awesome.
[3298.62 --> 3299.50] Thank you very much.
[3299.76 --> 3300.78] Let's see how well it works.
[3300.86 --> 3300.98] Right.
[3301.04 --> 3301.46] My favorite.
[3301.66 --> 3302.00] Let's see.
[3302.10 --> 3302.98] Let's see what happens.
[3303.30 --> 3303.48] So.
[3304.20 --> 3304.46] Excellent.
[3305.42 --> 3309.50] What follows next is an hour-long pairing session with Dan condensed into seven minutes.
[3309.78 --> 3314.10] If you don't want to listen us two noobs figuring stuff out, skip ahead to the end
[3314.10 --> 3314.44] result.
[3314.44 --> 3318.60] When I talk it through with one of the TerraJet creators, Muvafak Onush.
[3318.94 --> 3319.72] Use this template.
[3320.68 --> 3321.08] Okay.
[3321.72 --> 3322.08] Why?