Update apache.yml

[Ayush-Singh986]

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• Chores
  • Added an "app: apache" label to the metadata of Deployment and Service resources in the Kubernetes configuration.

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Walkthrough

The update adds an app: apache label to the metadata of both the Deployment and Service resources in the Kubernetes manifest file for Apache. No other changes were made to the resource specifications or structure.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Ingress/apache.yml	Added app: apache label to Deployment and Service metadata.

Poem

A label here, a label there,
Apache’s name is everywhere!
Kubernetes knows just what to do,
With app: apache shining through.
Now pods and services wear their tag—
A tidy change, no need to brag!
🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

Ingress/apache.yml (2)

5-6: Consider adopting the full Kubernetes recommended label set

Adding the app: apache label is 👍 and keeps selectors consistent, but you might get extra mileage (better tooling support & observability) by embracing the conventional app.kubernetes.io/* keys.
Example:

 labels:
-  app: apache
+  app: apache
+  app.kubernetes.io/name: apache
+  app.kubernetes.io/component: web
+  app.kubernetes.io/managed-by: kubectl

This is optional, yet it future-proofs the manifest and aligns with K8s best-practice docs.

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27-28: Mirror the enhanced label set on the Service for symmetry

If you decide to enrich the Deployment labels as suggested above, mirror the same keys on the Service to keep selectors/filters predictable across resources.

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[Dasmat13]

Looks good! The app: apache label helps organize and select Kubernetes resources effectively. Clean and minimal change — approved.