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# Java Sample Using an Oracle Wallet as a Kubernetes Secret

In this minimalistic Java sample we show you how to use a wallet downloaded by the Oracle Database Operator for Kubernetes.
In this minimalistic Java sample we show you how to use a wallet downloaded by the [Oracle Database Operator for Kubernetes](https://github.com/oracle/oracle-database-operator).

An example is also provided to use a wallet downloaded from the Cloud Console.

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If you want to configure a previously downloaded wallet you can just create the secret (and use the same secret name for the Pod's spec) pointing to the directory where you unzipped the wallet:

```sh
kubectl create secret generic database-wallet --from-file=<path-to-wallets-unzipped-folder>
kubectl create secret generic instance-wallet --from-file=<path-to-wallets-unzipped-folder>
```
The Java microservice retrieves username, password and url also from a secret. To create it you can use the following script as an example:

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# Either the secret name of the downloaded wallet with the kubernetes operator
# TODO add link to operator
# Or the secret name holding the wallet created ad-hoc:
# kubectl create secret generic database-wallet --from-file=<path to wallet dir>
# secretName: database-wallet
secretName: bindadblocal-instance-wallet
# kubectl create secret generic instance-wallet --from-file=<path to wallet dir>
secretName: instance-wallet
containers:
- name: adb-health-check
image: adb-health-check
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