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Chapter 11 ■ Using ConfigMaps---apiVersion: v1kind: ReplicationControllermetadata:labels:app: mysql-appname: mysqlspec:replicas: 3selector:app: mysql-apptemplate:metadata:labels:app: mysql-appspec:containers:-env:-name: MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORDvalueFrom:configMapKeyRef:key: mysql.root.passwordname: mysql-config-2-name: MYSQL_ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORDvalueFrom:configMapKeyRef:key: mysql.allow.empty.passwordname: mysql-config-2image: mysqlname: mysqlports:-containerPort: 3306The mysql.yaml definition file is shown in the vi editor in Figure 11-13.267
Chapter 11 ■ Using ConfigMapsFigure 11-13. Consuming ConfigMapsCreate a replication controller from the definition file:./kubectl create -f mysql.yamlList the RC and the pods:./kubectl get rc./kubectl get podsThe RC and pods are created and listed as shown in Figure 11-14.268
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