Intro: Helm
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Helm is a Kubernetes package manager that packages deployable Kubernetes manifests into charts (a chart is a directory with templates, a Chart.yaml and values.yaml), installed as a tracked release (stored as ConfigMap/Secret or Postgres as of 2.14). History: client-only → client/server with tiller removed in Helm 3 to simplify RBAC. Repositories are simple HTTP servers with an index.yaml pointing to chart tarballs; Helm 3 experiments with OCI registries (currently works with Azure Container Registry). Community: ~488 CLI contributors, ~2,000 chart contributors, ~12,000 Slack members.
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chapters (35)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:41Who are we
- 2:58What is Helm
- 3:25What is a package manager
- 4:05What is a chart
- 5:05Chart manifest
- 6:36Getting started with Helm
- 7:17Helm demo
- 7:29Fullscreen
- 8:33Making it bigger
- 8:55What Helm does
- 9:19Creating a chart
- 9:45Starting with Helm
- 10:11Chart
- 10:49Templates
- 11:19Helper Functions
- 11:35WordPress
- 11:58Dependencies
- 12:49Installing Helm
- 13:02Installing Helm in WordPress
- 13:13Naming Helm
- 14:15Helm Notes
- 14:38WordPress URL
- 14:57Helm community
- 16:57Helm governance
- 18:29CNCF
- 20:24Helm Classic
- 22:03Helm Generation
- 23:35Helm II
- 25:36Helm III
- 29:05OCI registries
- 31:46Summary
- 32:24Getting involved
- 32:45CFPs
- 33:10Other Helm Talks
