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WIP - Add distributed claim store through Kubernetes' secrets #794
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- What I did
Implement distrubuted claim store for installations targeting kubernetes (with compose-on-kubernetes)
- How I did it
Just detect a kubernetes target by the context. If k8s, then use secrets as store for in a dedicated namespace (called
docker-app
)- How to verify it
Create a new docker context pointing to a kuberneted with compose-on-kubernetes installed then install an app. Check in the dashboard that a new namespace called
docker-app
was created and that the corresponding secret has also been created.- Description for the changelog
Add kubernetes as a claim store.
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