How to mount configuration files in kubernetes?

In Kubernetes, you can use ConfigMap and Secret to mount configuration files.

1. ConfigMap: Store configuration files in key-value pairs within a ConfigMap, and then mount the ConfigMap to a directory in the Pod.
   Creating a ConfigMap:
2. Create a configuration map called ‘my-config’ using the file ‘config-file.conf’.
3. Mounting ConfigMap in a Pod.
4. api version is v1 and kind is Pod with metadata name as my-pod. The specifications include a container named my-container with an image my-image and a volume mount called config-volume at /path/to/config. Additionally, there is a volume named config-volume with a config map named my-config.
5. Store sensitive configuration files in Kubernetes as Secrets, then mount the Secret to a directory in the Pod. Create a Secret.
6. Create a secret named “my-secret” with the data from the file “config-file.conf” using kubectl.
7. Mounting Secrets in a Pod:
8. API version: v1
   Category: Pod
   Information:
   title: my-pod
   Specifications:
   – title: my-container
   picture: my-image
   Volume Mounts:
   – title: secret-volume
   Mount Path: /path/to/config
   Volumes:
   – title: secret-volume
   secret:
   secret name: my-secret

In the example above, config-file.conf is the configuration file to be mounted, and /path/to/config is the directory in the Pod where it will be mounted. Adjustments can be made as needed.