Also- the env field you mention applies to celery workers, which monitor user code but don’t actually execute it. The celery-k8s launcher also takes envConfigMaps, which will apply to the k8s jobs that actually run user code.
johann
04/01/2021, 4:59 PM
Assuming the env is for your code (as opposed to Celery config), you’ll want to use the envConfigMaps field
johann
04/01/2021, 5:00 PM
One way to manage these configmaps is with our helm chart, under
extraManifests
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Jan Machacek
04/06/2021, 7:40 AM
Hi @johann, thanks for your quick response. So I need to pipe the values through the kubernetes environment (configmaps/secrets) for them to reach the k8sRunLauncher-created pods. I originally thought that the k8sRunLauncher could be used as the userDeployment where there is also an