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Re:Our nightmare on Amazon ECS by cpitman on Friday July 08, 2016 @08:56PM (#12059588)
Have you looked at ConfigMaps? They're a newer feature of Kubernetes that is meant for storing non-secrets, but in general works pretty similarly to how secrets work (create config map, mount in container).
Re:Our nightmare on Amazon ECS by velkyk on Saturday July 09, 2016 @02:12AM (#12060344)
Sure, we use configMaps, secrets, mounting EBS, you name it. Implementing k8s felt like Jack in Titanic getting into first class :). Nice to know they won't lock you up when the boat is going to sink :).

configMaps is nice, but we use it in limited way because its so much easier to update pods when editing env vars. Note: we are using deployments, so if you need to change env var, you do `kubectl edit deployment <name>`, edit/save/close file that opened in your $EDITOR and watch the magic to happen.

Re:Our nightmare on Amazon ECS by nathanboktae on Saturday July 09, 2016 @01:12AM (#12060199)
Oh I'll have to check it out, thanks!