What's the differences between ArgoCD and Helm because looks like similar. About `--keep-history` argument, is not possible to globally setup/configure helm to keep as many versions as we want like a default value ? For example, to keep every time the last 5-10 versions ? In my environment `helm history` command shows me only the last to revisions. So I cannot go back more than 2 times, right ?
Very informative. For a similar usecase, I want to integrate GCP environment with Dynatrace for monitoring logs and metrics. I’m thinking of deploying the Dynatrace agent in GKE auto pilot cluster in gcp. Is there a better references with examples on this usecase to achieve using HELM?
@DevOps Journey I really like your tutorial I'm impressed by the quality of content you put in it. Can you please tell me which terminal you use in the video I really like that as well? also if you can tell me which tool you use to record/edit your video I'll be thanked for it as I really want to make quality content like yours.
Hey there. There is no way to really do this other then going through the documentation of the helmchart itself. I would google the helmchart name and look for its github repository. In there it should mention if the helm chart is or isn't compatible with specific version of kubernetes. Usually it's mentioned like "Helm chart xyz v1.1 works for kubernetes 1.22 and lower, helmchart v1.2+ works for 1.23 and higher". Most helm charts try to stay compatible with the newest versions of kubernetes.
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This was soooo cool! They told me to learn helm, and lo and behold - I found this. Thanks a lot! Looking forward to more material from you!
an outstanding demo
This is really helpful - thank you so much.
What's the differences between ArgoCD and Helm because looks like similar.
About `--keep-history` argument, is not possible to globally setup/configure helm to keep as many versions as we want like a default value ? For example, to keep every time the last 5-10 versions ?
In my environment `helm history` command shows me only the last to revisions. So I cannot go back more than 2 times, right ?
Very informative. For a similar usecase, I want to integrate GCP environment with Dynatrace for monitoring logs and metrics. I’m thinking of deploying the Dynatrace agent in GKE auto pilot cluster in gcp. Is there a better references with examples on this usecase to achieve using HELM?
how do u get the term to show "SIGINT" when u Ctrl-C?
@DevOps Journey
I really like your tutorial I'm impressed by the quality of content you put in it.
Can you please tell me which terminal you use in the video I really like that as well? also if you can tell me which tool you use to record/edit your video I'll be thanked for it as I really want to make quality content like yours.
I would realy love also to know which terminal is he using. it looks really cool.
Hi, do you have a video of how to install a helm solution with many micro services ? all services having its own vlues and temples file
Should look into argocd, I have a video on that. That's how I'd deploy microservices via helm
@@DevOpsJourney thanks
Bring the whole nodejs docker jenkins project .
Hi, how can we check helm chart version and app version for kubernetes 1.27? Can you please provide any guidline or links? thanks
Hey there. There is no way to really do this other then going through the documentation of the helmchart itself. I would google the helmchart name and look for its github repository. In there it should mention if the helm chart is or isn't compatible with specific version of kubernetes. Usually it's mentioned like "Helm chart xyz v1.1 works for kubernetes 1.22 and lower, helmchart v1.2+ works for 1.23 and higher". Most helm charts try to stay compatible with the newest versions of kubernetes.
there is no 2 pv 8Gi and 2Gi , to deploy correctly the app
What do you mean? Are you getting an error?