Iorad's helm charts to deploy applications to Kubernetes using Helm.
$ helm repo add iorad https://iorad.github.io/helm-charts
$ helm install iorad/<chart-name>
//TODO: Use this domain (https://charts.iorad.com) instead when it's available.
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With the name
iorad-helm-charts
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Clone your forked repo:
$ cd ~/iorad-dev/workspace $ git clone git@github.com:<your_github_account>/iorad-helm-charts.git $ cd iorad-helm-charts $ git remote add upstream git@github.com:iorad/helm-charts.git # to track and sync with the upstream repo
- Create a branch called
gh-pages
to store theindex.yaml
file of published charts:
$ git switch --orphan gh-pages
$ git commit --allow-empty -m "initial setup"
$ git push origin gh-pages
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Make sure
gh-pages
works by checking your github repo's page settings -
Make sure github actions is enabled for your repository
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You should see the generated
index.yaml
file at: https://<your_github_account>.github.io/iorad-helm-charts/index.yaml
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When any changes are made and pushed to the
main
branch, we need to update the chart's version and it will be released and updated to the helm chart repository. -
We follow the semantic versioning, starting from
0.1.0-alpha.1
to0.1.0-beta.x
,0.1.0-rc.x
and0.1.0
and then to finally to reach1.0.0
as the first production version. -
Whenever a helm chart reaches a major version release, create a new chart named
chart-name-v<major_version>
, for example:example-v1
,example-v2
, etc to keep charts easily updated.