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Karolina Zydek committed May 6, 2019
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Kyma uses component-specific overrides only for the installation of specific components. ConfigMaps and Secrets marked with both `installer: overrides` and `component: {component-name}` labels contain the definition. Component-specific overrides have precedence over common ones in case of conflicting entries.

>**NOTE**: Add the additional `kyma-project.io/installation: ""` label to both common and component-specific overrides to enable easy installation resources filtering.
>**NOTE:** Add the additional `kyma-project.io/installation: ""` label to both common and component-specific overrides to enable easy installation resources filtering.
## Overrides examples

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To override these values, for example to `512Mi` and `250m`, proceed as follows:
- Create a ConfigMap in the `kyma-installer` Namespace and [label](#user-defined-overrides) it.
- Create a ConfigMap in the `kyma-installer` Namespace and label it.
- Add the `minio.resources.limits.memory: 512Mi` and `minio.resources.limits.cpu: 250m` entries to the ConfigMap and apply it:

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Once the installation starts, the Installer generates overrides based on the ConfigMap entries. The system uses the values of `512Mi` instead of the default `128Mi` for Minio memory and `250m` instead of `100m` for Minio CPU from the chart's `values.yaml` file.

For overrides that the system should keep in Secrets, just define a Secret object instead of a ConfigMap with the same key and a base64-encoded value. Be sure to [label](#user-defined-overrides) the Secret.
For overrides that the system should keep in Secrets, just define a Secret object instead of a ConfigMap with the same key and a base64-encoded value. Be sure to label the Secret.

If you add the overrides in the runtime, trigger the update process using this command:

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To override this value, and change it from `60` to `90`, do the following:

- Create a ConfigMap in the `kyma-installer` Namespace and [label](#user-defined-overrides) it.
- Create a ConfigMap in the `kyma-installer` Namespace and label it.
- Add the `application-connector.connector-service.deployment.args.tokenExpirationMinutes: 90` entry to the ConfigMap.

Notice that the user-provided override key now contains two parts:
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