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2. Repeat for the Output Endpoint, as required.

Adding files to a runtime container for purposes of Kerberos or mTLS authentication

Files can be added to a k8s secret or configmap, and then the secret or configmap can be mounted to a specific location in the runtime container’s file system.

1. Create a secret or configmap that contains the necessary files.

   1. This can be done using kubectl: kubectl create configmap [configmap_name] --from-file [path/to/directory]

   2. This can be done via helm

      1. Place the files you want in your configmap inside a subdirectory of the helm chart: moc/my-files/some.file

      2. In the helm values/override file:

         Code Block
         language json
         moc: configMaps: my-configmap: my-files/*

2. Mount the secret or configmap on a runtime:

   Code Block
   language json
   moc: runtimes: "my-runtime": configMaps: my-configmap: /path/to/files/in/container

This will create a configmap called my-configmap that contains a file called some.file and will mount that file into "my-runtime" such that inside the runtime’s container there will exist a file at /path/to/files/in/container/some.file.

Adding Tags to a ModelOp Runtime

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