Helm is a tool designed to simplify managing applications on Kubernetes. It makes installing, updating, and sharing software on cloud servers easier. This article explains what Helm is, how it functions, and why many people prefer it. It highlights its key features and shows how it can improve your workflow.

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What You Will Learn

✔ What Helm Is — Understand why Helm is important for Kubernetes and what its main parts are. ✔ Helm Charts & Templates — Learn to create and modify Helm charts using templates, variables, and built-in features. ✔ Managing Repositories — Set up repositories, host your charts, and track different versions with ChartMuseum. ✔ Handling Charts & Dependencies — Perform upgrades, rollbacks, and manage dependencies easily. ✔ Helm Hooks & Kubernetes Jobs — Use hooks to run tasks before or after installation and updates. ✔ Testing & Validation — Check Helm charts through linting, status checks, and organized tests.

Why Take This Course?

🚀 Simplifies Kubernetes Workflows — Automate the process of deploying applications with Helm. 💡 Hands-On Learning — Use real-world examples and case studies to see how Helm works. ⚡ Better Management of Charts & Repositories — Follow best practices for organizing and handling charts and repositories.

Apache Airflow official Helm Chart Released

Now Apache Airflow official Helm chart got released. I was waiting for this chart from long time. This makes the installation in Kubernetes environment smooth and easy. The charts are accessible from this link The following are the key highlights. Supported executors: LocalExecutor, CeleryExecutor, CeleryKubernetesExecutor, KubernetesExecutor.Supported Airflow version: 1.10+, 2.0+Supported…