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[kops] Add support for running kubernetes cluster in existing VPC #23
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| @@ -15,7 +15,9 @@ org_network_offset = 100 | |||
| org_network_newbits = 8 # /8 + /8 = /16 | |||
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this comment seems perhaps out of date?
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I don't know, seem right to me, but I'm not fully following it. It says to me we are starting with a CIDR of 10/8 and creating networks of 10.x/16 starting with 10.100/16, which is what, in fact, we are doing.
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kops-private-topology.yaml.gotmplto be compatible with kubernetes v 1.12why