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helm-chart-s3-publisher

v1.3.3

Published

2 years ago

A publishing agent to push Helm/Chart packages to a Chart repository

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helm-chart-s3-publisher

A web server to broker the upkeeping of chart objects and helm index manifest grooming between your CI build process.

Lead Maintainer: Lam Chan

Introduction

helm is a package manager for Kubernetes. The runtime for helm consist of a CLI which helps with chart package scafolding, manifest generation and can act as a stand alone chart repository. For long term storage of chart packages, it is desirable to use AWS S3 as the storage backing. helm-chart-s3-publisher acts as the shuttle for you to push new charts or update existing charts to AWS S3. This broker will also manage the updates of the index.yaml manifest file when a file is pushed remotely.

Installation

npm install -g helm-chart-s3-publisher

Or using Docker

docker pull xogroup/helm-chart-s3-publisher

Usage

helm-chart-publisher

Or using Docker

docker run -d xogroup/helm-chart-s3-publisher

Documentation

API

See the API Reference.

Examples

Check out the Examples.

Contributing

We love community and contributions! Please check out our guidelines before making any PRs.

Setting up for development

Clone this project and cd into the project directory
Run the commands below

npm install
npm test