A repository of Helm charts. Modelled after https://github.com/helm/charts
All charts are linted and tested using Helm Chart Testing
Fairwinds charts are using
helm-docs for automating the
generation of docs. Before pushing your changes, run helm-docs --sort-values-order=file - this will add new values together with their documentation to the README of the chart. Ideally document the values via comments inside the values file itself - those comments will end up in the README as well.
Charts are linted using both the helm lint command and against the schema. This ensures that maintainers, versions, etc. are included.
Charts are installed into a kind cluster. You can provide a folder called ci with a set of *-values.yaml files to provide overrides for the e2e test.
If you have any prerequisites to a chart install that cannot be performed by helm itself (e.g. manually installing CRDs from a remote location) you can place a shell (not bash) script in the ci folder of your chart. The script should be exactly named: pre-test-script.sh
To install a chart from this repo, you can add it as a helm repository
helm repo add fairwinds-stable https://charts.fairwinds.com/stable
helm search repo fairwinds-stable
These charts are considered stable for public consumption and use. See the criteria in the contributing document.
These charts are considered alpha or beta and are not intended for public consumption outside of Fairwinds. They are frequently for very specific use-cases and can be broken at any time without warning. There are absolutely no guarantees in this folder.
This folder includes scripts for testing the charts and syncing the repo.
The goal of the Fairwinds Community is to exchange ideas, influence the open source roadmap, and network with fellow Kubernetes users. Chat with us on Slack join the user group to get involved!
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- Pluto - Detect Kubernetes resources that have been deprecated or removed in future versions
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