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📖 CAEP: Flexible Managed Kubernetes Endpoints #8500

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### Bootstrap provider

Refers to a [provider](#provider) that implements a solution for the [bootstrap](#bootstrap) process.
Bootstrap provider's interaction with Cluster API is based on what is defined in the [Cluster API contract](#contract).
Bootstrap provider's interaction with Cluster API is based on what is defined in the [Cluster API contract](#contract).

See [CABPK](#cabpk).
See [CABPK](#cabpk).

# C
---
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The Cluster API execution model, a set of controllers cooperating in managing the Kubernetes cluster lifecycle.

### Cluster Infrastructure

or __Kubernetes Cluster Infrastructure__

Defines the **infrastructure that supports a Kubernetes cluster**, like e.g. VPC, security groups, load balancers, etc. Please note that in the context of managed Kubernetes some of those components are going to be provided by the corresponding abstraction for a specific Cloud provider (EKS, OKE, AKS etc), and thus Cluster API should not take care of managing a subset or all those components.

### Contract

Or __Cluster API contract__
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### Core provider

Refers to a [provider](#provider) that implements Cluster API core controllers; if you
Refers to a [provider](#provider) that implements Cluster API core controllers; if you
consider that the first project that must be deployed in a management Cluster is Cluster API itself, it should be clear why
the Cluster API project is also referred to as the core provider.

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### Infrastructure provider

Refers to a [provider](#provider) that implements provisioning of infrastructure/computational resources required by
Refers to a [provider](#provider) that implements provisioning of infrastructure/computational resources required by
the Cluster or by Machines (e.g. VMs, networking, etc.).
Infrastructure provider's interaction with Cluster API is based on what is defined in the [Cluster API contract](#contract).

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For a complete list of providers see [Provider Implementations](providers.md).

### Inline patch
### Inline patch

A [patch](#patch) defined inline in a [ClusterClass](#clusterclass). An alternative to an [external patch](#external-patch).

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Perform create, scale, upgrade, or destroy operations on the cluster.

### Managed Kubernetes

Managed Kubernetes refers to any Kubernetes cluster provisioning and maintenance abstraction, usually exposed as an API, that is natively available in a Cloud provider. For example: [EKS](https://aws.amazon.com/eks/), [OKE](https://www.oracle.com/cloud/cloud-native/container-engine-kubernetes/), [AKS](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/kubernetes-service), [GKE](https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine), [IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/kubernetes-service), [DOKS](https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes), and many more throughout the Kubernetes Cloud Native ecosystem.

### Managed Topology

See [Topology](#topology)
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# P
---

### Patch
### Patch

A set of instructions describing modifications to a Kubernetes object. Examples include JSON Patch and JSON Merge Patch.

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