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Deploy using Helm charts
From the course: Kubernetes for Java Developers
Deploy using Helm charts
- [Instructor] We've deployed multiple Kubernetes resources using multiple manifest files. We've also deployed multiple Kubernetes resources using a single manifest file. Let's see how we can deploy multiple Kubernetes resources using a single Helm chart. The first command for that is to install the Kubernetes Helm CLI. This command will download the latest Helm CLI and install it on your machine. If you already have a prior version of Helm CLI, then you can of course use GRU upgrade Kubernetes Helm and that will upgrade to the latest version of Helm CLI. Let's see what version of Helm it is. As you see, it says 2.12.1 and that's for the client. On the server side, it says could not find tiller because so far we have not initialized our cluster or the Kubernetes cluster with Helm. Let's make sure our context is set correctly so kubectl config get-contexts. As we have been using in this course, docker-for-desktop is the right context for us so now, at this point of time, I can just say…
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Kubernetes concepts and instantiation4m 54s
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Kubernetes resources4m 13s
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Kubernetes cluster concepts4m 27s
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Kubernetes clusters: Getting started4m 41s
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Getting started with Minikube3m 19s
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Deploy using standalone manifests4m 29s
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Introduction to Helm charts5m 38s
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Deploy using Helm charts4m 18s
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Debug a deployment with IntelliJ3m 42s
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