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# Configuring Environment Variables in 2.0

Environment variables are added in divoc-config.yml in the orchestration node.

### Steps to add the environment variables:

* To display the config map, run the following command:

```
kubectl -n divoc get configmap 
```

* If multiple config maps exist, add environment variables to all the config maps.
* To edit the config map, run the following command: 

```
kubectl -n divoc edit config divoc-config
```

* Next, add the variables under ‘data.’ Save and exit.
* Restart the services where environment variables have been used by running the following command: 

```
kubectl -n divoc rollout restart <service_name>
```

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