#helmfile — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #helmfile, aggregated by home.social.
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https://medium.com/gumgum-tech/streamlining-your-kubernetes-adoption-with-helmfile-argocd-and-gitops-211937e21e29 - #GitOps with #ArgoCD, #Kubernetes, #Helm, and #Helmfile. Awesome walk-through Florian Dambrine.
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It still blows my mind that it is normal nowadays to require a 226MB executable to template some YAML. #helmfile
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We'll see how to run popular #LLM on Kubernetes, and how to leverage #Bento, #RabbitMQ, and #PostgreSQL to run requests asynchronously; then we'll use #Prometheus and #Grafana for observability, sprinkle #KEDA for ausoscaling, and some #Helmfile to manage the deployment of all these components.
Interested? Register here:
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My colleagues Jan and Nils are working on the tool helm-compose in their spare time.
helm-compose is a lightweight alternative to Helmfile, which you can find here: https://github.com/seacrew/helm-compose -
What do you use to deploy helm charts? When I have everything in terraform I stick to it, but for personal use I didn't want to have one big codebase and statefiles. So I'm using #helmfile
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I wrote an article walking through a demo use case of #Kubernetes :kubernetes: #Helm, and #Helmfile. It builds local Helmfile tooling step by step from the ground up for a simple #NodeJS service.
https://keithwade.com/posts/2022-12-06-practical_kubernetes_helm_and_helmfile/
It's not exhaustive as there is seemingly infinite ground to cover in the Kubernetes space but I think it's a good introduction if you're looking to learn or just interested in seeing how this set of tools can come together in a practical case.
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Continuing my #cicd work. Thus far, I've completed:
· #ChatOps
· #UnitTests
· Security scans
· Dynamic #container builds
· Dynamic #kubernetes environment
· #helm deployments using #helmfileNext up:
• #e2e testing
• Merge request notifications
• Deployment to specific environments -
Just finished a training session of #Helmfile to my team. I’m a big fan of the project. It’s used by Reddit, Gitlab, Hellofresh, Trend Micro, IKEA, and more.
