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feat: build standalone azure-ipam installer image #2339
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Signed-off-by: Evan Baker <rbtr@users.noreply.github.com>
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Reason for Change:
Previously we have released the CNI installer image as a separately versioned component from the CNI releases themselves. This has created a bit of versioning hell, as we struggle to maintain multiple release trains of the CNI (and thus CNI installer) when the CNI and installer version are not correlated.
This change flips the CNI installer image builder architecture. Previously, dropgz pulled in the released azure-ipam binaries as dependencies and produced a "dropgz-vX" omnibus image which also contained uncorrelated CNI versions.
Here, we migrate instead to an azure-ipam Dockerfile which imports dropgz as the dependency and is built in lockstep with (at least) azure-ipam builds, and versioned the same as them. Instead of deploying a "dropgz:v0.0.4" with unknown (at least, non-obvious) CNI payload versions, we produce a "azipam-installer:v0.0.5" during the CNI release process with no ambiguity.
Issue Fixed:
Part of #2333
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