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That's good to know, thanks for that tip. I've been using secrets with Kubernetes for sharing things currently, but only in small cases.
by sbr464 8y ago
That's good to know, thanks for that tip. I've been using secrets with Kubernetes for sharing things currently, but only in small cases.
- RangerScience 8y agoIt's super useful. There's a way to reference a node that just places that node as a child, whole cloth, and another way that merges the node reference with the local node. This is useful, say, if you're actually de/serializing objects and want to maintain actual references, or if you're just trying to share data between nodes.