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When doing an import from Azure, asoctl import azure-resource currently assigns the name of the Azure resource as the name of the Kubernetes cluster - but as reported in #4153 not all legal Azure names are legal Kubernetes names.
Describe the improvement
Sanitize the names to ensure they're Kubernetes compliant, filling in AzureName where required to maintain the name used in Azure.
Additional context
Ownership references need to be updated too.
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Describe the current behavior
When doing an import from Azure,
asoctl import azure-resource
currently assigns the name of the Azure resource as the name of the Kubernetes cluster - but as reported in #4153 not all legal Azure names are legal Kubernetes names.Describe the improvement
Sanitize the names to ensure they're Kubernetes compliant, filling in AzureName where required to maintain the name used in Azure.
Additional context
Ownership references need to be updated too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: