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# Continuous Delivery with GitLab
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To get started with GitLab and Crossplane see the [GitLab docs][GitLab
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Crossplane docs].
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## GitLab
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[GitLab][GitLab Kubernetes docs] supports deploying Kubernetes applications
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using GitLab pipelines today, but cloud service dependencies must be separately
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provisioned, connected, and secured.
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## Provision cloud services for Kubernetes apps with Crossplane
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With GitLab 12.5, Crossplane is now available as a [GitLab-managed app][GitLab
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Crossplane docs] that can be installed into a GitLab-connected Kubernetes
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cluster. Managed services from GCP, AWS, and Azure can be declaratively
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provisioned and securely consumed using `kubectl` in standard GitLab pipelines
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or with a single line of yaml in a GitLab Auto Deploy App.
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## Self-service provisioning for project teams
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Cluster admins can define the classes of cloud service they want to make
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available to GitLab projects in a group, so project teams can securely
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provision and consume the managed services that apps depend on, using familiar
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GitLab and `kubectl` tooling.
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## Securely connect cloud services to Kubernetes
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Crossplane is designed to integrate with existing cloud networks, projects, and
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resource groups, so managed services like RDS, CloudSQL, and Azure DB can be
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provisioned and securely consumed by Kubernetes applications. This includes
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[secure connectivity] between the Kubernetes cluster and the managed cloud
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services.
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## Next Steps
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Get started with [GitLab and Crossplane][GitLab Crossplane docs] today!
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[GitLab Crossplane docs]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/clusters/applications.html#crossplane
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[GitLab Kubernetes docs]: https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/kubernetes/
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[secure connectivity]: https://blog.crossplane.io/securely-connect-to-cloud-services-without-leaving-kubernetes/
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