I'm using heka in kubernetes and I'd like to use a configmap in different projects so they can create some local heka configurations.
A configmap is mounted in a directory, just like a regular mount. And I have a docker base image with some files and when running in kubernetes in a specific project, I want to mount project-specific heka files with a configmap. But this needs to be on a different directory (if not, the files in the base docker image will not be visible). So, basically, there is no easy way to solve this. There is a "postStart" hook in kubernetes that I can use to copy the config file mounted somewhere else, to the heka config dir. But the problem with this is that it is not guaranteed (docker does not support it) that it will be run before starting heka. So, I can't really even do this hack. Can you please consider adding some other dir to read config files or read recursively in a directory? (so, I can do something like: hekad -c /etc/heka/ and I have /etc/heka/<config_dir_1> and /etc/heka/config_dir_2) Thanks a lot! Rodrigo _______________________________________________ Heka mailing list Heka@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/heka
