Creating a Kubernetes ConfigMap

Create Kubernetes ConfigMaps to store non-sensitive information with DuploCloud

You can use Kubernetes ConfigMaps to store non-sensitive configuration data as key-value pairs. These values can later be mounted into containers as files or environment variables.

Creating a Kubernetes ConfigMap

1. In the DuploCloud Portal, navigate to Kubernetes → Config Maps.

2. Click Add. The Add Config Map pane displays.

   

   The Add Config Map pane
3. Complete the fields:

Name	Enter a name for the ConfigMap. (e.g., my-config-map).
Data	Add a key-value pair for each file to include in the ConfigMap, using a colon : to separate the key (filename) and value (file content). Example: config.yaml: key1: value1
Labels	Enter key-value pairs to assign metadata to this ConfigMap. To group it with related workloads in the Kubernetes Apps page, add an app name using the format app.duplocloud.net/app-name: "<app name>".

1. Click Create to create the ConfigMap.

To use this ConfigMap in your application, mount it as a volume in a container.