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Explore Stack Internal The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentationthe documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the the documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentationv1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: LOG_PATHPOD_ID valuevalueFrom: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs# etc etc - name: POD_IDLOG_PATH valueFromvalue: # etc etc/var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc The correct syntax is to use $(FOO), as is described in the v1.EnvVar value: documentation; the syntax you have used is "shell" syntax, which isn't the way kubernetes interpolates variables. So:
containers: - env: - name: POD_ID valueFrom: # etc etc - name: LOG_PATH value: /var/log/mycompany/$(POD_ID)/logs Also please note that, as mentioned in the Docs, the variable to expand must be defined before the variable referencing it.
