Add ConfigMap support for k8s. #714
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Reference: cerc-io/stack-orchestrator#714
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Adds support for read-only ConfigMap-based volumes to be used with k8s deployments. This provides us a simple mechanism for supplying configuration files in remote k8s deployments. A regular volume will not do in that case, because we cannot bind to a host directory and any brand-new volume will be provisioned empty.
The current mechanism for determining if a volume, as defined in a compose file, should be considered a ConfigMap rather than a regular volume is:
ro) everywhere it is used?If all are the above are true, it is placed in the spec file under the
configmapsheading rather thanvolumes: