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This commit introduces Nutanix support to the repository. Here's what it accomplishes:
Key Changes:
Added detailed instructions for deploying clusters with Nutanix.
Describes prerequisites, such as adding a VM image (ex Ubuntu 22.04 LTS cloud image) and generating/deploying the cluster templates.
cluster-template-nutanix.yaml: A configuration template for creating clusters on Nutanix.
cluster-template-nutanix-user.yaml: Similar to the above but includes options for injecting a user and SSH key into cluster nodes.
cluster-template-nutanix.rc: A shell script defining environment variables used for Nutanix cluster configurations.
Templates include configurations for Nutanix-specific fields, such as prismCentral, credentials, and machine specifications (e.g., memory size, vCPU count, and disk size).
Also adds MachineHealthCheck configurations to monitor cluster health conditions.