Self-Hosted Pipekit Helm Chart
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Create a local myvalues.yaml file that contains the default values.
Set up the required dependencies. Information on these can be provided over your Slack support channel, or by email at support@pipekit.io.
Set a valid Pipekit license key in the myvalues.yaml file.
Ensure you have access to the privately-hosted images used by this chart through an appropriate imagePullSecret, or you have modified the myvalues.yaml file to use the your own copies of the images.
Modify myvalues.yaml to set the values for your specific installation.
Apply the Pipekit services to your Kubernetes cluster
There are other optional, configurable options within the Helm Chart. These are listed below.
| Key | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Pipekit is automatically published to Artifact Hub. You can use this service to configure automatic notifications of new versions, either via an RSS feed or a webhook.
Alternatively, you can search the Helm repo for the latest version of Pipekit using the following command:
For further information on the helm search repo command, please refer to the official Helm documentation.
Prior to upgrading, you should ensure that you understand any changes to the default values.yaml and the impact those changes may have on your installation. This page is always updated with the latest available Helm chart values for Pipekit.
If you wish to upgrade to an older version of the Pipekit Helm chart, you can extract the default values for that version using the following command:
The Pipekit values file is commented so you can see what each value does.
You can extract your existing values from your current installation using the following command:
For further information the helm commands used above, please refer to the official Helm documentation.
To upgrade Pipekit, you can use the following command:
For more information on using Helm to perform upgrades, please check the official Helm documentation.
If you use a Gitops tool such as Argo CD, you can commit your changes to your git repository and the tool will handle the Helm upgrade for you.
If you wish to automate the upgrade process, we recommend a third party tool called Renovate Bot that can be configured to automatically raise pull requests for you when a new version of Pipekit is released.
If you have an issue upgrading Pipekit that isn't addressed here, please contact us over Slack, or by email at support@pipekit.io.