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Lars Seipel
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Better note text for token in kubernetes.md
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Where
`image`
(optional) is the default Docker image to run jobs on top of.
Where
`image`
(optional) is the default Docker image to run jobs on top of.
**Notice:**
You should have obtained
`token`
using
`gitlab-runner register`
beforehand which is different from
`registration token`
in runners page.
>**Note:**
The
`token`
can be found in
`/etc/gitlab-runner/config.toml`
and should
have been generated after registering the Runner. It's not to be confused
with the registration token that can be found under your project's
**Settings > CI/CD > Runners settings**
.
Then create a
`Deployment`
or
`ReplicationController`
which uses the
`ConfigMap`
.
Then create a
`Deployment`
or
`ReplicationController`
which uses the
`ConfigMap`
.
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