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This is going to be a small post since it has to deal with kubernetes and secrets. Yet it is a very useful once since adding secrets is so printf yourusername > username.txt printf yourpas*word > pas*word.txt Then let’s upload a secret. Be aware that this secret can be used with your secret rules. Another step is to upload a file. This file can then be used by being mounted on your container.           secretName: secretfile       containers:       - name: containername         volumeMounts: The state pattern deals with altering an object’s behaviour when its state changes. Imagine the case of a clas* responsible for generating user interface based on the state. You got anonymous, logged-in and admin users. We shall create an interface called GreetingState which defines the action of drawing a html text with a welcome message to the user. There is going to be a different implementation according to the states that we have. We shall implement the GreetingState for the anonymous user. Then we shall implement the GreetingState for the logged in user. This one would create a personalised message.     public LoggedInGreetingState(final String username) {         this.username = username;     private final String username;     private final Date lastLogin;     public AdminGreetingState(final String username, Date lastLogin) {         this.username = username;     public void setGreetingState(GreetingState greetingState) {         this.greetingState = greetingState;     public void create(PrintWriter printWriter) {         printWriter.write(greetingState.create());         try(PrintWriter printWriter = new PrintWriter(System.out)) {             stateUIContext.setGreetingState(new AnonymousGreetingState());             stateUIContext.setGreetingState(new LoggedInGreetingState(someone));             stateUIContext.create(printWriter);