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docs: fix the README note on enabling beta APIs - #3266
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The README said the required Kubernetes beta APIs can only be enabled at cluster creation. setup-gcp also enables them on an existing cluster, and its README explains which node pools then need replacing. GKE 1.37 and higher serve the APIs under v1 by default, so only 1.36 needs them enabled. Signed-off-by: Haven Xia <[email protected]>
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We need to consider moving this out entirely to substrate-gke
The README should become vendor neutral.
But let's keep accurate info in the meantime.
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The GKE quickstart in
README.mdsays the required Kubernetes beta APIs can only be enabled at cluster creation. Thesetup-gcpREADME says otherwise, andsetup-gcp create clusterenables them on an existing cluster.Fixes #3233
README.mdnow says GKE 1.37 and higher serve the APIs by default. On 1.36, one can enable the beta APIs and then replace any 1.36 node pools created before that.