Packaging Applications with Helm for Kubernetes
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Helm makes it much easier to install applications in Kubernetes and manage versions. So, it’s definitely worth learning. In this course you’ll learn how to build your own Helm charts and install applications in Kubernetes with Helm.
Are you looking for a tool that will easily install applications in Kubernetes? In this course, Packaging Applications with Helm for Kubernetes, you’ll learn how to install applications in Kubernetes with Helm version 3. First, you’ll learn how to build a Helm Chart. Next, you’ll explore how to customize it with Helm templates. Finally, you’ll discover how to manage dependencies between charts and use a Helm repository. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to build your own Helm chart and install any application release in Kubernetes with Helm.
Author Name: Philippe Collignon
Author Description:
Philippe has been working for more than 20 years as a freelance DevOps, trainer and startup founder. He is “Certified Kubernetes Application Developer”. He has a physicist engineer background and tries to apply the same approach in IT as in engineering: understand the basic concepts, abstract the complexity and propose “keep it simple” solutions. His courses are following the same idea.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Course Introduction
6mins - Discovering Helm
17mins - Installing a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Helm
10mins - Building Helm Charts
22mins - Customizing Charts with Helm Templates
69mins - Managing Dependencies
28mins - Using Existing Helm Chart
20mins
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