Take the Wheel, Don’t Reinvent It! - Deploying Apps With Helm in 5 Minutes
summary
Helm is a Kubernetes package manager that claims to deploy complex apps in minutes by using charts and a client‑server model; helm init creates a service account and ClusterRoleBinding and launches a Tiller deployment, the client talks to Tiller to manage releases; helm install pulls charts from the kubernetes/charts repo and gives each deployment a unique release name; a chart is a folder with Chart.yaml and templates/ using the Go template language enabling install, upgrade and rollback with simple commands.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:26Fine grained parts
- 0:47A simple application
- 1:43What is Helm?
- 2:11How Helm works
- 2:22Installing Helm
- 2:33Initializing Helm
- 2:57Tiller
- 3:09Concepts
- 3:42Running applications
- 4:00Controlling applications
- 4:26The Chart yami
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