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Overview of Helm Configurations

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A Helm chart is a package of pre-configured Kubernetes resources. It includes all the necessary templates, configuration files, and metadata to deploy a specific application or service in a Kubernetes cluster.

Wayfinder facilitates the use of Helm charts for deploying packages to clusters as part of a Cluster Plan. This integration streamlines the deployment workflow, allowing for efficient management and scaling of applications.

Benefits of Using Wayfinder with Helm Chart Package configrations

  • Consistency: Ensure consistent package deployment across multiple environments.
  • Flexibility: Easily manage different configurations and conditions using dynamic templates.
  • Efficiency: Reduce the overhead of maintaining separate configurations for different environments.

You have three configuration options available when dealing with Helm charts: default configuration, static configuration, and dynamic configuration.

The following sections explain the differences between each configuration option.


Default Configuration​

Each Helm chart has default values that will be used if no values are provided. You can inspect these default values for a given chart using the helm show command.

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Static Configuration​

You can override any of the default values of the Helm Chart with custom static values, which are applied to all package deployments.

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Dynamic Configuraion​

Use Wayfinder's templating capability and system variables to dynamically substitute values in the Helm Chart's definition based on specified conditions.

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