etcd-manager: run etcd in a different pod / under systemd
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Currently etcd-manager runs etcd from inside the same container. This does mean we don't need to do a separate etcd download, but it also means we have to bake multiple versions of etcd into the image. This causes the etcd-manager to be large, and also means we have to be selective than we would like to be in supporting etcd versions.
We would like to move to a model where we run etcd either in a separate pod or under systemd. In addition to the above, this has the additional benefit that we are more in-tune with the etcdadm approach.
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