Use NODE_NAME instead of HOSTNAME for node name if set #369
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... in apiserver query for podCIDR; otherwise fall back to HOSTNAME. We see unexpected customization of host name on node by users.
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... in apiserver query for podCIDR; otherwise fall back to HOSTNAME.
We see unexpected customization of host name on node by users.
/assign @MrHohn