https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/index.htmlTable of Contents Overview: What is Helm? Official Helm Documentation Working with Existing Helm Charts Adding and Managing Repositories Installing a Helm Release Using and Customizing values.yaml Overriding Values with --set Upgrading an Existing Release Rolling Back to a Previous Release Viewing Current Values of a Release Managing Multiple Environments Debugging and Dry Runs Creating Helm Charts Quick Start Guide Template Syntax & Structure Built-in Template Objects Overview: What is Helm? Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes. It enables developers and operators to package, configure, deploy, and manage applications on Kubernetes clusters using Helm charts—predefined templates that streamline complex deployments.Hugoen-usWed, 03 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/helm/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/helm/index.htmlTable of Contents 1. Introduction to Helm What is Helm? Helm Architecture Helm Components Helm 2 vs Helm 3 2. Installing Helm Installing Helm on Linux Installing Helm on Windows Verifying Helm Installation 3. Helm Core Concepts Charts Releases Repositories Values Templates Chart Dependencies 4. Working with Helm Charts Helm Repositories Adding a Repository Updating Repositories Listing Repositories Searching Charts Installing Applications Installing a Chart Installing with Custom Values Installing into a Specific Namespace Managing Releases Listing Releases Viewing Release History Upgrading a Release Rolling Back a Release Uninstalling a Release 5. Working with values.yaml Understanding values.yaml Customizing values Overriding values using CLI Environment-based values files 6. Helm Chart Development Creating a Chart Creating a new Helm chart Helm chart directory structure Chart.yaml explained Helm Templates Template syntax Variables and pipelines Functions Conditionals Loops Template helpers 7. Helm Chart Testing and Debugging helm lint helm template helm install –dry-run Helm debugging techniques 8. Helm Dependency Management Adding dependencies Updating dependencies Using Chart.yaml dependencies 9. Helm Security and Secrets Managing secrets Using external secret tools Helm secrets plugin Security best practices 10. Helm Best Practices Chart versioning Values file management Reusable templates Environment separation Production deployment guidelines 11. Helm in CI/CD Using Helm in GitLab CI/CD Using Helm with ArgoCD Helm with GitOps workflows 12. Helm vs Other Tools Helm vs Kustomize Helm vs Terraform When to use Helm 13. Helm Troubleshooting Common Helm errors Failed release recovery Debugging template issues 14. Helm Commands Cheat Sheet Common Helm commands Helm quick reference Official Helm Documentation https://helm.shhttps://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/docker/index.htmlWed, 03 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/docker/index.htmlContainer and Kuberneteshttps://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/aws/index.htmlSun, 03 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/aws/index.htmlComprehensive Table of Contents for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate certification exam, aligned with the latest SAA-C03 blueprint.https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/dotnet/index.htmlFri, 01 Aug 2025 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/dotnet/index.htmlStep-by-step guide to build, containerize, and deploy a .NET Core Web API to a Kubernetes cluster using Docker.https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/git/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/git/index.html🧾 What is Git? Git is a free, open-source, and distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. 🔧 In Simple Terms Git helps track changes in your code (or any files), collaborate with others, and go back in time to previous versions. 🧠 Key Features of Git Feature Description ✅ Distributed Every developer has a full copy of the repository. ⏳ Version Tracking Keeps a history of every change (who, what, when, and why). 🧪 Branching & Merging Create isolated environments (branches), and combine them when ready. ⚡ Fast & Efficient Designed to be fast — especially for large projects. 🔐 Secure Uses checksums (SHA-1) to ensure data integrity. 📦 Git vs GitHub Git GitHub Version control tool (CLI) Web-based platform for Git repositories Works locally Requires internet/browser for collaboration Can be used independently Built on top of Git 📂 Real-World Analogy Imagine writing a book:https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/maven/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/maven/index.html🧾 What is Maven? Maven is a free, open-source, and build automation tool primarily used for Java projects. It simplifies project build, dependency management, and documentation with a standardized project structure. 🔧 In Simple Terms Maven helps you compile code, manage dependencies, run tests, and package applications — all using a single configuration file (pom.xml). 🧠 Key Features of Maven Feature Description ✅ Dependency Management Automatically downloads and manages required libraries (JARs). ⏳ Standardization Provides a consistent project structure across teams. 🧪 Build Lifecycle Defines phases like compile, test, package, install, and deploy. ⚡ Plugin System Uses plugins to extend functionality (testing, reporting, deployment). 🔗 Integration Works well with CI/CD tools like Jenkins, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions. 📦 Maven vs Gradle Maven Gradle XML-based configuration (pom.xml) Groovy/Kotlin DSL-based configuration Convention over configuration More flexibility, faster builds Mature, widely adopted Newer, modern, and optimized for performance 📂 Real-World Analogy Imagine building a house:https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/vmware/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://getting-started-with-helm.vertiaitech.com/vmware/index.html