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If you are using kubernetes, you can mount the secret/ConfigMap as a volume and it will be updated automatically when changes occur. Then your application merel
by withinboredom 2y ago
If you are using kubernetes, you can mount the secret/ConfigMap as a volume and it will be updated automatically when changes occur. Then your application merely watches the file for updates.
- maccard 2y agoBeing on AWS, using EKS feels like overkill when you're talking $75/month just for having it managed by AWS. This doesn't work with ECS, unfortunately, or if you're just running docker on EC2.