I need to provide an instance with access to a ConfigMap.
Configuration files can be supplied to Kubernetes Pods and Jobs by a
ConfigMap,
which consists of a set of key-value pairs. Each entry may be accessed by one or more operator-managed nodes
as a read-only text file. Access can be provided across the domain, within a single cluster, or for a single server.
In each case, the access is configured within the serverPod
element of the desired scope.
For example, given
a ConfigMap named my-map
with entries key-1
and key-2
, you can provide access to both values as separate files
in the same directory within the cluster-1
cluster with the following
in your Domain:
clusters:
- clusterName: cluster-1
serverPod:
volumes:
- name: my-volume-1
configMap:
name: my-map
items:
- key: key-1
path: first
- key: key-2
path: second
volumeMounts:
- name: my-volume-1
mountPath: /weblogic-operator/my
This provides access to two files, found at paths /weblogic-operator/my/first
and /weblogic-operator/my/second
.
Both a volume
and a volumeMount
entry are required, and must have the same name. The name of the ConfigMap
is
specified in the name
field under the configMap
entry. The items
entry is an array,
in which each entry maps a ConfigMap
key to a file name under the directory specified as mountPath
under a volumeMount
.