Hey #kubernetes krowd (?)
Say you're using #HelmCharts to spin things up, and you want to kick off some kubernetes jobs...
Do you usualy kick them off via Helm, or do you just do a `kubectl apply -f <somejob.yaml>`?
We're migrating to use #RedHat #OpenShift and we want to take the most advantage of k8s, but we also have a bunch of old batch jobs that are kicked off (distinct #Java and #Python apps)
We don't have any long-running services, but any advice would be 👍
Is it only me, or is the reference/doc for Helm very bad? It's only a bunch of examples without any explizit references how certain features behave.
For example: https://helm.sh/docs/chart_template_guide/values_files/
The docs for value files never explizitly explain how values are merged. Neither the order nor the behaviour with more complex types like maps or slices of data.
Default Helm charts in Kubernetes might be like leaving your front door unlocked – sensitive data and weak settings could be inviting trouble. Is your deployment really secure?
https://thedefendopsdiaries.com/enhancing-kubernetes-security-addressing-risks-in-helm-charts/
#kubernetessecurity
#helmcharts
#cybersecurity
#devsecops
#cloudsecurity
We had an expert author (Thanks Martin Loschwitz!) download the source from #opencode and install the sovereign desktop for public administration that includes #opensource software from #univention, #nextcloud, #openproject, #openXchange, #xwiki, #matrix, #jitsi, #collabora. All you need is a #kubernetes cluster and knowledge about #helmcharts, but who does not have that at home? :-) 2/
darn, none of my managers are picked up 🥲
I tried solving the problem by adding more configuration on top which is not ideal #Renovate #HelmCharts
trying to make #Renovate update my mirrored #HelmCharts , seems there are 2 Managers that could do that for me:
- helm-requirements
- helmv3
:blobcatglare: I’m confused
basically, what I’m trying to achieve is update the cloned helm chart within my git repo from upstream Chart registries. I will have to set “registryAliases” within my “renovate.json” file to make it aware where it should pull those from
:kubernetes: How to deploy OpenProject on your Kubernetes cluster using the official Helm charts.
Watch our latest step-by-step guide on #YouTube: https://youtu.be/wDvQsIZrCBs?si=cESOYwSJTljZxS9X
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💡 Installing OpenProject – with Helm Charts, packages and Docker 💡
If you want to install OpenProject on-premises, there are currently 3 different ways to do so:
1. Set up a Kubernetes cluster and install using our Helm charts.
2. Use traditional DEB/RPM packages for supported distributions.
3. Use a plain Docker runtime or docker-compose to run the OpenProject containers.
Read more: https://www.openproject.org/blog/installation-helm-charts-packages-docker/
#opensource #software #helm #helmcharts #projectmanagement #onpremises #installation
Thanks helm-charters of SPIFFE — You rock 🤘.
Thanks helm-charters of SPIFFE — You rock 🤘.
Currently obsessed with all things #Helm and #HelmCharts. I'm also reading Learning Helm written by @mattfarina, Josh Dolitsky and Matt Farina, which is also just a fantastic intro to #k8s and how we got here
#Katenary - 1.0.0-rc6 is now available. It fixes a lot of bugs.
Create configuratble #HelmCharts from Docker-Compose
