By robDolphin
How is a managed databased accessed by a Kubernetes cluster?
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Hi there @robDolphin,
What I would usually do is store my database details like hostname, password, username, port and etc. in a Kubernetes secret. Then I would add those database details to my deployment yaml file as environment variables.
The exact environment variables would depend on what kind of application you have.
For example, if you are using Laravel, you could follow the steps on how to do that here:
Regards, Bobby
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