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Resource Drivers
Open-Source Resource Drivers available in Humanitec
Resource Drivers enable Humanitec to provision Resources. Drivers are just web services that expose 2 endpoints:
  • a PUT endpoint for provisioning or updating a Resource and
  • a DELETE endpoint for deallocating the Resource.
The PUT endpoint can also return a set of outputs that can be injected into Workload Configuration via Template Strings.
Humanitec is in the process of open-sourcing all of the Resource Drivers listed below. The aim is to make it easy to extend or adapt these drivers for specific needs.
The first set of Resource Drivers will be open-sourced in September 2021.

List of Resource Drivers

The following Resource Drivers are available to all organizations in Humanitec. We will add the links to the public repositories once available.
Resource Driver
Resource Type
Description
humanitec/aks
k8s-cluster
Connecting to an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster.
humanitec/gke
k8s-cluster
Connecting to a Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) cluster.
humanitec/eks
k8s-cluster
Connecting to an Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster provided by AWS.
humanitec/aws
s3
Provision S3 buckets on AWS.
humanitec/cloudsql
postgres
Provision PostgreSQL databases in an existing Google Cloud SQL instance.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-postgres
postgres
Provision a PostgreSQL database in an existing PostgreSQL instance.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-postgres-overssh
postgres
Provision a PostgreSQL database in an existing PostgreSQL instance where the connection is over SSH.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-mariadb
mariadb
Provision a MariaDB database in an existing MariaDB instance.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-mariadb-overssh
mariadb
Provision a MariaDB database in an existing MariaDB instance where the connection is over SSH.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-mysql
mysql
Provision a MySQL database in an existing MySQL instance.
humanitec/generic-rdbms-mysql-overssh
mysql
Provision a MySQL database in an existing MySQL instance where the connection is over SSH.
humanitec/horizontal-pod-autoscaler
horizontal-pod-autoscaler
Inject a Horizontal Pod Autoscalar object into the workload.
ingress
Inject a vanilla Kubernetes Ingress object into the namespace.
humanitec/nfs
volume
Inject a Persistent Volume and Persistent Volume Claim object that allows an NFS share to be mounted in a Pod.
humanitec/pvc
volume
Inject a custom Persistent Volume Claim into the namespace.
dns
Provision a new subdomain for a domain that is managed in a Cloudflare Zone.
dns
Provision a new subdomain for a domain based on a wildcard DNS record.

List of Experimental Resource Drivers

The following Resource Drivers are in development and/or testing. If you wish to make them available in your organization, please contact us.
Resource Driver
Resource Type
Description
humanitec/terraform
any
Applies Terraform configuration.
humanitec/azure-service-bus
azure-service-bus
Provisions the namespace, topic, and/or subscription for Azure Service Bus.
humanitec/aws-elasticache
redis
Provisions an ElastiCache for Redis on AWS.
humanitec/elasticsearch
elasticsearch
Provision an Elasticsearch instance on Elastic Cloud.
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