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Acording to the README file, it is possible to use maps but in the example given the map files are assumed to be there.
Now, there are a couple ways to get maps but the most simplest might be just updating the map files (for example, updating a configmap from which a projected volume is created) and then triggering a reload, so I was wondering if there are any plans to add a functionality to handle maps so that any change in them produces a reload. If not, do you know of any solution that we could use?
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hi @tuxillo
in kubernetes, when any file is changed in a mounted config map, this triggers a new symlink to be made on parent level. so to the container all files have changed and in combination with the reload wrapper this always triggers a reload. it's not quite transparent but please feel free to PR on the readme or any other files
cheers
Ok thanks @m-terra, I'll have a look and see how it behaves. The problem I have is that I am going to have a large amount of maps in a file that at some point will exceed the 1MB configmap/secret limit so I have to combine several into a projected volume (that's what I'm doing now without the operator with haproxy from its helm chart).
Acording to the README file, it is possible to use maps but in the example given the map files are assumed to be there.
Now, there are a couple ways to get maps but the most simplest might be just updating the map files (for example, updating a configmap from which a projected volume is created) and then triggering a reload, so I was wondering if there are any plans to add a functionality to handle maps so that any change in them produces a reload. If not, do you know of any solution that we could use?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: