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# Usage # Usage
1. Add our Helm chart repo `helm repo add django https://burke-software.gitlab.io/django-helm-chart/` 1. Add our Helm chart repo `helm repo add django https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/26807467/packages/helm/stable`
2. Review our values.yaml. At a minimum you'll need to set env.secret.SECRET_KEY and env.secret.DATABASE_URL. 2. Review our values.yaml. At a minimum you'll need to set env.secret.SECRET_KEY and env.secret.DATABASE_URL.
3. Install the chart `helm install your-app django/django -f your-values.yml` 3. Install the chart `helm install your-app django/django -f your-values.yml`
# Tips # Tips
- Do you really need kubernetes? It's very complex. - Do you really need kubernetes?
- Use [helm diff](https://github.com/databus23/helm-diff). One typo will wipe your app without warning otherwise. - Use [helm diff](https://github.com/databus23/helm-diff). One typo will wipe your app without warning otherwise.
- While supported, I don't suggest running stateful services like PostgreSQL in kubernetes. Upgrades will likely involve downtime or extensive and arcane knowledge. - While supported, I don't suggest running stateful services like PostgreSQL in kubernetes. There is no clean way to run major upgrades.
- It's fine to use this chart as a reference for your own chart instead of directly using it. - It's fine to use this chart as a reference for your own chart instead of directly using it.
- I don't publish versions or changelogs at this time. You should probably fork this repo. - I don't publish changelogs at this time. You may wish to fork this repo.
## Managing environment variables and secrets ## Managing environment variables and secrets
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## Deploying in CI ## Deploying in CI
I use lwolf/helm-kubectl-docker with Gitlab CI. [Example](https://gitlab.com/glitchtip/glitchtip-frontend/-/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml). I use `alpine/helm` with Gitlab CI. [Example](https://gitlab.com/glitchtip/glitchtip-frontend/-/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml).
# Support development # Support development