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📖 Fix link to partitions.md
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openshift-merge-robot authored Mar 2, 2023
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`APIExportEndpointSlices` allow service provider to retrieve the URL of service endpoints, acting as a sink for them. You can think of this endpoint as behaving just like a workspace or cluster, except it searches across all workspaces for instances of the resource types provided by the `APIExport`.
An `APIExportEndpointSlice` is created by a service provider, references a single `APIExport` and optionally a `Partition`.
`Partitions` are a mechanism for filtering service endpoints. Within a multi-sharded kcp, each shard will offer its own service endpoint URL for an `APIExport`. Service provider may decide to have multiple instances of their controller reconciliating, for instance, resources of shards in the same region. For that they may create an `APIExportEndpointSlice` in the same workspace where a controller instance is deployed. This `APIExportEndpointSlice` will then reference a specific `Partition` by its name in the same workspace filtering the service endpoints for a subset of shards. If an `APIExportEndpointSlice` does not reference a `Partition` all the available endpoints are populated in its `status`. More on `Partitions` [here](./partitions,md).
`Partitions` are a mechanism for filtering service endpoints. Within a multi-sharded kcp, each shard will offer its own service endpoint URL for an `APIExport`. Service provider may decide to have multiple instances of their controller reconciliating, for instance, resources of shards in the same region. For that they may create an `APIExportEndpointSlice` in the same workspace where a controller instance is deployed. This `APIExportEndpointSlice` will then reference a specific `Partition` by its name in the same workspace filtering the service endpoints for a subset of shards. If an `APIExportEndpointSlice` does not reference a `Partition` all the available endpoints are populated in its `status`. More on `Partitions` [here](./partitions.md).

```shell
$ kubectl apply -f - <<EOF
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