Platform

Helm Platform

Parameters

The name or path of the chart to install.
If you're installing a local chart, this is the path to the chart. If you're installing a chart from a repository (have the `repository` configuration set), then this is the name of the chart in the repository.

The kubectl context to use, as defined in the kubeconfig file.

Create Namespace if it doesn't exist.
This option will instruct Helm to create a namespace if it doesn't exist.

True to considered non-released chart versions for installation.
This is equivalent to the `--devel` flag to `helm install`.

The Helm storage driver to use.
This can be one of `configmap`, `secret`, `memory`, or `sql`. The SQL connection string can not be set currently so this must be set on the runners.

Path to the kubeconfig file to use.
If this isn't set, the default lookup used by `kubectl` will be used.

Name of the Helm release.
This must be globally unique within the context of your Helm installation.

Namespace to deploy the Helm chart.
This will be created if it does not exist (see create_namespace). This defaults to the current namespace of the auth settings.

URL of the Helm repository that contains the chart.
This only needs to be set if you're NOT using a local chart.

A single value to set. This can be repeated multiple times.
This sets a single value. Separate nested values with a `.`. This is the same as the `--set` flag on `helm install`.

Do not create CRDs
This option will tell Helm to skip the creation of CRDs.

Values in raw YAML to configure the Helm chart.
These values are usually loaded from files using HCL functions such as `file` or templating with `templatefile`. Multiple values will be merged using the same logic as the `-f` flag with Helm.

Outputs

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Integrations

Helm

v0.11.0

The Helm plugin deploys to Kubernetes from a Helm chart. The Helm chart can be a local path or a chart in a repository.

This integration is shipped in the core product and does not need to be installed.

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