Use FQDN for node name if cloud provider is set to AWS #1631
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Proposed Changes
Use FQDN hostname for node name if
--node-nameis not set and--cloud-provider-nameis set to AWSYes we should mention that if the user didn't enter a specific node name and cloud provider is set to aws then node name will default to
hostname -fTypes of Changes
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