API Group

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In Kubernetes ist eine API-Gruppe eine Sammlung verwandter Pfade in der API. Jede Gruppe kann aktiviert oder deaktiviert werden, indem die Konfiguration des API-Servers geändert wird. Bestimmte Ressourcenpfade können auch aktiviert oder deaktiviert werden. API-Gruppen vereinfachen die Erweiterung der Kubernetes-API und werden in REST-Pfaden und dem apiVersion-Feld von serialisierten Objekten angegeben. Weitere Informationen zu API-Gruppen finden Sie in der Dokumentation.

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