Hi Chenyu,
First of all, there are two different ways of deploying Flink on Kubernetes.
- Standalone Kubernetes [1], which uses yaml files to deploy a Flink
Standalone cluster on Kubernetes.
- Native Kubernetes [2], which Flink ResourceManager interacts with
Kubernetes API Server and allocates res
Hi contributors!
I’m trying to setup Flink v1.12.2 in Kubernetes Session Mode, but I found that
I cannot mount log4j.properties in configmap to the jobmanager container. Is
this a expected behavior? Could you share me some ways to mount
log4j.properties to my container?
My yaml：
apiVersion: v1
