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Prepatory work fpr removing cloud provider dependency from node controller running in Kube Controller Manager. Splitting the node controller into its two major pieces life-cycle and CIDR/IP management. Both pieces currently need the the cloud system to do their work. Removing lifecycles dependency on cloud will be fixed ina followup PR. Moved node scheduler code to live with node lifecycle controller. Got the IPAM/Lifecycle split completed. Still need to rename pieces. Made changes to the utils and tests so they would be in the appropriate package. Moved the node based ipam code to nodeipam. Made the relevant tests pass. Moved common node controller util code to nodeutil. Removed unneeded pod informer sync from node ipam controller. Fixed linter issues. Factored in feedback from @gmarek. Factored in feedback from @mtaufen. Undoing unneeded change.
Kubernetes
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