This is the Geodesic microservices distribution of Helm charts for Kubernetes.
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What makes this distribution special is we've developed these charts to integrate with third party services like Github for authentication (OAuth2) and Duo for MFA.
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It's 100% Open Source and licensed under the APACHE2.
After enabling the repositories mentioned above, just run helm install cloudposse-incubator/$chart.
Currently, most of the charts are located in the incubator/ directory until they reach greater maturity.
To add the incubator chart repository to your local helm client, run helm repo add:
$ helm repo add cloudposse-incubator https://charts.cloudposse.com/incubator/
"cloudposse-incubator" has been added to your repositoriesYou can then run helm search cloudposse-incubator to see the charts.
To add the stable chart repository to your local helm client, run helm repo add:
$ helm repo add cloudposse-stable https://charts.cloudposse.com/stable/
"cloudposse-stable" has been added to your repositoriesYou can then run helm search cloudposse-stable to see the charts.
This GitHub repository contains all the source for the versioned charts released at https://charts.cloudposse.com/ (the Chart Repository). The repository is hosted by AWS CloudFront and backed by S3 for maximum reliability. We also maintain a standalone Docker container that contains all of these charts together with helm serve for distributing them inside your cluster. You can self-host this container in kubernetes using our chart for helm-serve.
The Charts in this repository are organized into two folders:
stable/charts that meet the criteria in the technical requirements;incubator/charts are those that do not meet these criteria
The stable/ directory in the master branch of this repository corresponds to the version of charts packaged and published in the Chart Repository. We also make all previous versions available through the Repository. Every time a Pull Request is merged into master, it goes through our CI/CD process hosted by TravisCI.
Charts remain in the incubator/ directory until we feel confident they are functionally stable and their interface will not radically change. Please take this into consideration when deploying services from this directory. We suggest to always pin your charts to a specific version for stability. We also maintain a separate Chart repository for branches and Pull Requests that are useful for Chart development. These are located at https://charts.dev.cloudposse.com/$branch/incubator/$chart.
This project is under active development. We try our best to keep all of our repositories stable (even our incubator charts), but you might run into issues. Please let us know if you run into any issue, or better yet, contribute a fix or feature.
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Check out these related projects.
- Charts - Official Kubernetes Charts
- Charts README - To get a quick introduction to Charts
- Helm - For more information on using Helm, refer to the Helm's
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