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==Helm== | |||
Helm is a method for install application using kubernetes manifest templates.<br> | |||
Rather than writing your own manifest or copying a manifest from elsewhere, you can use helm charts which create and install kubernetes manifests.<br> | |||
Manifests can also be composed into other manifests for applications which require multiple microservices. | |||
===Usage=== | |||
To install an application, generally you do the following: | |||
# Create a yaml file, e.g. <code>values.yaml</code> with the options you want. | |||
# If necessary, create any PVs, PVCs, and Ingress which might be required. | |||
# Install the application using helm. | |||
#:<pre>helm upgrade --install $NAME $CHARTNAME -f values.yaml [--version $VERSION]</pre> | |||
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||