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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 45247, 45810, 45034, 45898, 45899) Apiregistration v1alpha1→v1beta1 Promoting apiregistration api from v1alpha1 to v1beta1. API Registration is responsible for registering an API `Group`/`Version` with another kubernetes like API server. The `APIService` holds information about the other API server in `APIServiceSpec` type as well as general `TypeMeta` and `ObjectMeta`. The `APIServiceSpec` type have the main configuration needed to do the aggregation. Any request coming for specified `Group`/`Version` will be directed to the service defined by `ServiceReference` (on port 443) after validating the target using provided `CABundle` or skipping validation if development flag `InsecureSkipTLSVerify` is set. `Priority` is controlling the order of this API group in the overall discovery document. The return status is a set of conditions for this aggregation. Currently there is only one condition named "Available", if true, it means the api/server requests will be redirected to specified API server. ```release-note API Registration is now in beta. ``` |
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