Implement default policies in code #1109
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jd
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This change introduces basic framework to implement default policies in code.
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This change implements default policies for Resources API and Resource Types API in codes.
This change implements default policies for Archive Policies API and Archive Policy Rules API in codes.
This change implements default policies for Metrics API and Measures API in codes.
This change implements default policies for Status API in codes.
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This change implements default policies in code. With this change, operators no longer need to define the default policy rules in policy configuration file(policy.yaml) unless they need any customized rules.