ConfigMaps

This section explains how to manage ConfigMaps.

ConfigMaps store non-sensitive data, such as environment variables, command-line parameters, and configuration files, in key-value pairs. ConfigMaps allow users to separate containers from configuration data, making it easier to manage configurations and ensure the portability of applications.

ConfigMaps are only used to store non-sensitive data. If you need to store sensitive data, please use Secrets.

Create ConfigMaps

Learn how to create a ConfigMap.

View ConfigMaps List

Introduction to viewing the list of ConfigMaps.

View ConfigMap Details

Instructions on how to view ConfigMap details.

Edit ConfigMap Information

Learn how to edit ConfigMap information.

Edit ConfigMap Settings

Learn how to edit ConfigMap data.

Delete ConfigMaps

Learn how to delete a ConfigMap.