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Is Crossplane compatible with Kubernetes 1.37?

Framework for building control planes. The README publishes a release calendar, not a Kubernetes compatibility matrix.

Kubernetes 1.37, current tracked release:

The Crossplane README lists maintained releases and their end-of-life dates (v2.4 released Aug 20, 2026, EOL May 2027; v2.3 EOL Feb 2027; v1.20 EOL Nov 2026 when v2.5 ships). It does not say which Kubernetes minors those releases support. The install docs describe helm install and do not add a Kubernetes version matrix. No cells are filled in.

The Crossplane README lists maintained releases and their end-of-life dates (v2.4 released Aug 20, 2026, EOL May 2027; v2.3 EOL Feb 2027; v1.20 EOL Nov 2026 when v2.5 ships). It does not say which Kubernetes minors those releases support. The install docs describe helm install and do not add a Kubernetes version matrix. No cells are filled in.

Matrix not published. The Crossplane README lists maintained releases and their end-of-life dates (v2.4 released Aug 20, 2026, EOL May 2027; v2.3 EOL Feb 2027; v1.20 EOL Nov 2026 when v2.5 ships). It does not say which Kubernetes minors those releases support. The install docs describe helm install and do not add a Kubernetes version matrix. No cells are filled in.

Notes

Helm chart name in the repository is crossplane. v2.5 is listed as an upcoming Nov 2026 release on the README, not as a shipped latest tag. The latest GitHub release on 2026-11-15 is v2.4.3.

Sources

Last checked 2026-11-15. Latest GitHub release v2.4.3 (opens in a new tab) (2026-10-22).

Project site: https://docs.crossplane.io (opens in a new tab)

Managed Kubernetes end of support

Addon compatibility is not the same as the platform’s support window. End-of-support dates for the managed services are on EOL Radar: Amazon EKS (opens in a new tab), Azure AKS (opens in a new tab), Google Kubernetes Engine (opens in a new tab).

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