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Thank you very much for the video. It is great introduction for HELM. Now I am able to proceed with understanding Helm charts and other other concepts.
1. What is a helm repo? What happens when we use that helm repo add command? it downloads the helm of that application into some folder? where do i see that? 2. When we run helm command all it does as far as I understand is to apply all those yamls in the folder into the cluster. is that correct?
1. "helm repo add repo-name repo-url" command will just add the helm repository(repo-url) to your repo-name locally. The next step would be to install the chart.
"1-helm repo add will fetch the required data to be able to use it when you run helm install and save them under $HOME/.config/helm 2- Exactly! ! 3- Check this useful document helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_rollback/ Also, we discussed it in our course kodekloud.com/topic/lifecycle-management-with-helm/"
"To modify default values in Helm: - Locate the Helm chart and find the values.yaml file. - Create a separate YAML file, e.g., my-values.yaml, to override default values. - Modify the desired values in my-values.yaml. - Deploy the Helm chart using helm install with the --values flag:"
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The reason I really like your content is, you always explain the answer to question "why we need this?" implicitly. Then we know the why we really need this technology.
I know Mumshad from Udemy CKA. Thanks to him I easily passed my CKA. Just searched for his Helm tutorial and found it here. Thanks a lot
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Thank you very much for the video. It is great introduction for HELM. Now I am able to proceed with understanding Helm charts and other other concepts.
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Very nicely presented and explained !!!
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Super ..Very clear explanation
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Great and clear explanation tnx
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Good presentation. Your delivery is really good.
Thank you kindly!
monthly subscription is the only way to access this? No plans to sell it as a single purchase, or for example on udemy?
do you have a helm course available on udemy platform to?
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Cool. Can you show how to overwrite the values file via CLI?
Please refer this: all.docs.genesys.com/PrivateEdition/Current/PEGuide/HelmOverrides
1. What is a helm repo? What happens when we use that helm repo add command? it downloads the helm of that application into some folder? where do i see that?
2. When we run helm command all it does as far as I understand is to apply all those yamls in the folder into the cluster. is that correct?
1. "helm repo add repo-name repo-url" command will just add the helm repository(repo-url) to your repo-name locally. The next step would be to install the chart.
7:45 I cant see a rollback command here?
"1-helm repo add will fetch the required data to be able to use it when you run helm install and save them under $HOME/.config/helm
2- Exactly! !
3- Check this useful document helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_rollback/ Also, we discussed it in our course kodekloud.com/topic/lifecycle-management-with-helm/"
malayali anno ?
You got that correct!
how we can modify the default values ?
"To modify default values in Helm:
- Locate the Helm chart and find the values.yaml file.
- Create a separate YAML file, e.g., my-values.yaml, to override default values.
- Modify the desired values in my-values.yaml.
- Deploy the Helm chart using helm install with the --values flag:"