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🌱 ClusterClass proposal: Clean up outdated implementation details by linking the book's page #7790

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Perform create, scale, upgrade, or destroy operations on the cluster.

### Managed Topology

See [Topology](#Topology)

### Management cluster

The cluster where one or more Infrastructure Providers run, and where resources (e.g. Machines) are stored. Typically referred to when you are provisioning multiple workload clusters.
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### Topology

A field in the Cluster object spec that allows defining and managing the shape of the Cluster's control plane and worker machines from a single point of control. The Cluster's topology is based on a [ClusterClass](#clusterclass).
Sometimes it is also referred as a managed topology.

See [ClusterClass](#clusterclass)

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