Speed up your deployments with Helm, the package management tool for Kubernetes. Learn how to install and configure a Helm chart, deploy an application using Helm, and more.
- [Kim] Once I mastered the basics of setting up and deploying applications to a Kubernetes cluster, I found that it was tedious to deploy an application that had multiple YAML files. Have you found this with your team? You may also have been frustrated that you can't version deployments and roll back when you and your team discover issues. As the package management tool for Kubernetes, Helm solves these problems. In this course, you'll learn the basics of Helm, including how to use it to deploy third-party software, create your own Helm charts and versions, and deploy and upgrade your applications. I'm Kim Schlesinger, a site reliability engineer. I'm excited for you to learn more about the superpowers you'll get with Helm. Let's get started.
Author
Kim Schlesinger
Released
10/22/2020Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. Introduction and Installation
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What is Helm?1m 26s
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Install Helm on a Mac2m 56s
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Install Helm on Linux1m 5s
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2. Install and Configure a Chart from Helm Hub
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Explore the Helm Hub2m 2s
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Try Helm show commands3m 18s
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3. Deploy an Application Using Helm
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Rollback a Helm release1m 58s
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4. Advanced Features
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Conclusion
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