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L'API IP Address Management (IPAM) utilizza risorse personalizzate di Kubernetes e si basa
sul modello di risorse Kubernetes (KRM). Gestisce l'allocazione degli indirizzi IP in un deployment con air gap di Google Distributed Cloud (GDC).
Per utilizzare l'API IPAM, ti consigliamo di utilizzare gcloud CLI o
chiamare l'API direttamente utilizzando l'interfaccia a riga di comando kubectl. Se la tua applicazione deve utilizzare
le tue librerie per chiamare questa API, utilizza gli esempi seguenti e le
definizioni complete dell'API per creare le tue richieste:
La variabile MANAGEMENT_API_SERVER_ENDPOINT
è l'endpoint del server dell'API Management.
Utilizzando il comando kubectl proxy, puoi accedere a questo URL nel browser o
con uno strumento come curl per ottenere il documento di rilevamento per l'API IPAM.
Il comando kubectl proxy apre un proxy al server API Kubernetes sulla tua macchina locale. Una volta eseguito il comando, puoi accedere al documento ai seguenti URL:
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