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                                            Shubham Rajvanshi

Not able to deploy Multi VM's using azure plugin

Get the same issue when I run below command ``` vagrant up --parallel ```

Resource group deleted on destroy

Can this be addressed as users might like to launch VM's in specific resource group and keep it even when the VM is deleted.

Add SSH Key support

this is what works for me csshx --ssh_args "-i " -l centos dbaws

Are we allowed to add bookmarks in our chrome to direct yaml in the Tasks section of kubernetes.io?

Nope, you are only allowed to open one additional tab in order to access assets at https://kubernetes.io/docs/, https://github.com/kubernetes/, https://kubernetes.io/blog/, and their subdomains. This includes all available language translations of these...

"--restart=Never" Still needed?

Well while this is true but having restart=Never comes in handy when you are working with pods that have images like busybox, alpine etc.

MongoDB River not indexing ElasticSearch data

I am getting error while importing data from mongodb. Here are the versions Mongo: 3.0.0 Elasticsearch :1.4.2 River plugin: 2.0.9 it replicates only few data and then stops. Here are...

chore(deps): bump google.golang.org/grpc from 1.53.0 to 1.56.3

Are there any plans to update the dependencies?

Make the replica set name configurable

Thanks @mdelapenya for pushing the relevant changes and getting this merged

Allow targeting individual resources for specific Azure clouds (AzurePublicCloud, AzureUSGovernmentCloud, etc.)

In prior versions of Capz we were able to deploy in different Azure clouds using the same management cluster. It makes sense for the management cluster not to cross cloud...

Allow targeting individual resources for specific Azure clouds (AzurePublicCloud, AzureUSGovernmentCloud, etc.)

Thanks for raising this — you're right that mixing security contexts carries risk. However, supporting cross-cloud authentication with namespace and resource-level scoping doesn't inherently violate security principles if proper boundaries...