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Add info about Equinix Metal Reserved hardware usage in the main Readme file. #223

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enkelprifti98 opened this issue Dec 16, 2020 · 5 comments
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As a user I would like to see info about Equinix Metal reserved hardware usage with clusterAPI in the main readme description.

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Currently info about reserved hardware usage is located here:

https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-packet/blob/master/docs/concepts/machine.md#reserved-instances

I would like to see that info in the main readme file along with the addition of info about passing next-available to the hardwarereservationID field.

Anything else you would like to add:

Not that I can think of.

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detiber commented Apr 27, 2021

/lifecycle frozen

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It's worth noting the functionality has changed a lot. Machines need to be owned by a cluster now, which makes using the PacketMachine object to do this nearly unmanageable. However, PacketMachineTemplate now supports the reservation IDs, so I'm adding documentation about how you should edit the packetmachinetemplate that clusterctl generates for you.

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Fixed in #409

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