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Licence: Apache-2.0 license
Sample of how to build a cloud provider repo. This will build a Kubernetes image which deploys on bare metal. It uses the fake cloud provider. It consumes the K8s/K8s build artifact and adds to it the Cloud Controller Manager and CSI Daemon Set.

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cloud-provider-sample

This is a sample of how to build a cloud provider repo. This will build a Kubernetes image which deploys on bare metal. It uses the fake cloud provider and consumes the kubernetes/kubernetes build artifact and adds to it the Cloud Controller Manager and CSI Daemon Set.

Note: This is currently a work in progress.

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