Adding EIPAssociation CRD and Controller to allow static EIP unassignment #16
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## [1.1.0](v1.0.1...v1.1.0) (2023-07-04) ### Features * adding EIPAssociation CRD and controller to allow static EIP unassignment ([#16](#16)) ([4ffd565](4ffd565))
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We would like this operator to unassign an EIP from a pod whenever a new CRD EIPAssociation is destroyed.
This would allow pods not to have direct owner reference to the EIP which would allow having static EIP and pods being able to assign this EIP on scale-up and unassigning it on scale-down