Kubernetes now has a new resource orchestrator called Kro, jointly developed by Amazon Web Services, Google, and Microsoft.Kro aims to simplify managing workloads on Kubernetes by grouping resources into reusable units, making deployments more efficient.It introduces the ResourceGraphDefinition (RGD) concept to declare collections of Kubernetes resources and their relationships.Kro uses the Common Expression Language (CEL) for logical operations and automatically determines the sequence for object creation.An RGD acts as a DAG for an application, managing dependencies and deployment sequence intelligently.Applications are created by defining a ResourceGraphDefinition that specifies the structure and resources for the workload.Kro offers advanced capabilities like automatic dependency management, allowing for easy customization and deployment of Kubernetes resources.Compared to Helm and Kustomize, Kro provides a more secure runtime with structured YAML and automatic dependency management based on a DAG.Kro has the potential to become a preferred tool for managing Kubernetes deployments, offering a comprehensive solution for resource orchestration.With support from AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft, Kro aims to make Kubernetes more accessible and efficient in the ecosystem.