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Helm Cheat Sheet: Everything You Need to Know to Start Using Helm
Helm is the package manager Kubernetes was missing. It lets you package applications and their dependencies into charts, deploy them as versioned releases, and manage installs, upgrades, and rollbacks in a consistent and repeatable way. This post walks through what Helm is, how to install it, and the core commands you will use day to day.
What makes werf special:
- Complete application lifecycle management: build and publish container images, test, deploy an application to Kubernetes, distribute release artifacts and clean up the container registry.
- Ease of use: use Dockerfiles and Helm chart for configuration and let werf handle all the rest.
- Advanced features: automatic build caching and content-based tagging, enhanced resource tracking and extra capabilities in Helm, a unique container registry cleanup approach, and more.
- Gluing common technologies: Git, Buildah, Helm, Kubernetes, and your CI system of choice.
- Production-ready: werf has been used in production since 2017; thousands of projects rely on it to build & deploy various apps.
