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[mfreeman451]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores

  • Expanded the service IP range for load balancing and reintroduced cluster addressing for improved connectivity.
  • Removed outdated test resources, routing advertisements, and peer configurations.
  • Updated authentication service endpoints to a new domain.
  • Streamlined load balancer and ingress DNS settings.

• Documentation

  • Revised static routing and BGP configuration details for clarity.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates several Kubernetes configuration manifests. It modifies the BGPConfiguration resource by broadening the CIDR for service load balancer IPs, reintroducing the serviceClusterIPs field, and removing an unnecessary logging field. In addition, several resource definition files—including Pods, IPPools, and MetalLB components—have been removed, while documentation and service configurations (for FRR, Hydra, MongoDB, and Nginx) have been updated accordingly.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
k8s/calico/01-bgp-configuration.yaml	Updated BGPConfiguration: changed serviceLoadBalancerIPs CIDR from /112 to /64, added serviceClusterIPs (10.43.0.0/16), and removed logSeverityScreen.
k8s/calico/05-test-pod.yaml, k8s/calico/tls-test-pod.yaml	Removed Pod definitions for ipv6-test-pod and tls-test-pod.
k8s/calico/07-ipv6-ippool-NEW.yaml	Removed IPPool resources for default-ipv6-ippool and default-ipv4-ippool-42.
k8s/calico/08-route-k3s-pool.yaml, k8s/metallb/03-k3s-pool-bgp-adv.yaml, k8s/metallb/04-bgppeers.yaml, k8s/metallb/metallb-namespace.yaml	Removed MetalLB-related configurations including BGPAdvertisement, L2Advertisement, BGPPeer resources, and the metallb-system namespace.
k8s/frr/README.md	Updated documentation: replaced an IPv6 static route with an IPv4 route and refined BGP peering and redistribution details.
k8s/hydra/values.yaml	Updated Hydra configuration: modified service endpoints, ingress host, and TLS settings to use a new domain.
k8s/mongodb/base/tcp-services-configmap.yaml	Removed AWS Load Balancer annotations specifying TCP backend-protocol, SSL ports, and the SSL certificate ARN.
k8s/nginx/nginx-ingress.yaml	Simplified DNS configuration by removing custom dnsPolicy and dnsConfig settings, retaining only the enable-ssl-passthrough parameter.

Possibly related PRs

• adding readme #123: Relates to BGPConfiguration changes adjusting service load balancer and cluster IP fields.
• ✨ fixed metallb #100: Directly connected through modifications to the serviceLoadBalancerIPs field.
• 🔧 sync #70: Addresses similar updates to the IPv6 CIDR in the BGPConfiguration resource.

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I’m a rabbit with a hop and a cheer,
Skipping through YAMLs, making configs clear.
I trimmed and tuned each field with care,
Removing old pods and clusters in the air.
With each update, I nibble on a bug-free treat,
Celebrating these changes with a happy beat!

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• k8s/calico/01-bgp-configuration.yaml (1 hunks)
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• k8s/frr/README.md (1 hunks)
• k8s/hydra/values.yaml (2 hunks)
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• k8s/metallb/04-bgppeers.yaml (0 hunks)
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• k8s/nginx/nginx-ingress.yaml (1 hunks)

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