Config and Storage Resources - v1 provides a comprehensive suite of templates for Kubernetes configuration and storage resources, including PersistentVolume, PersistentVolumeClaim, ConfigMap, Secret, and StorageClass. These templates enable efficient management of persistent storage and configuration data within clusters.
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The PersistentVolume template streamlines the creation of Kubernetes PersistentVolume resources, supporting diverse storage backends such as NFS, HostPath, and cloud provider-specific solutions. Its flexible, modular design enables seamless definition of persistent storage across various Kubernetes environments.
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The PersistentVolumeClaim template simplifies the creation of Kubernetes PVC resources, allowing users to request storage with defined specifications. Its flexible, modular design supports various volume modes, selectors, and data sources, ensuring seamless storage provisioning for diverse application needs in Kubernetes clusters.
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The ConfigMap template allows creation of Kubernetes ConfigMap resources, enabling users to store configuration data separate from application code. It provides a flexible, modular structure for defining key-value pairs, supporting both UTF-8 and binary data, with options for immutability to enhance configuration management in Kubernetes clusters.
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The Secret template in ConfigFacets facilitates the creation of Kubernetes Secret resources, enabling secure storage and management of sensitive information. It provides a flexible, modular structure for defining different types of secrets, supporting both base64-encoded and string data, with options for immutability to enhance security in Kubernetes clusters.
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The StorageClass template in ConfigFacets simplifies the creation of Kubernetes StorageClass resources, enabling dynamic storage provisioning with custom specifications. Its flexible, modular design allows users to define storage parameters, reclaim policies, and provisioners, supporting a wide range of storage solutions in Kubernetes clusters.
