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This commits adds attributes to the spec: - spec.IPRequests: user can specify the IP address for an interface - status.Conditions: controller can report success / errors while reserving IP addresses for a workload - status.OwnerPod: controller reports which pod owns the allocation The first two conditions are used to support a feature where the user indicates ahead of time which IP address they want their VMs to have, while the latter can be used to provide information to the user, and to ensure that a claim in use cannot be used by another workload. Signed-off-by: Miguel Duarte Barroso <[email protected]>
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This commits adds attributes to the spec:
The first two conditions are used to support a feature where the user indicates ahead of time which IP address they want their VMs to have, while the latter can be used to provide information to the user, and to ensure that a claim in use cannot be used by another workload.