Helm Summit 2019
2019-09-11..2019-09-12
Amsterdam, Netherlands
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Tame Your Microservices with Helm and Software Release Trains | Dimitris Kapanidis | 31m |
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| Using Helm for Developing Marketplace Integrations | Néstor Salceda | 29m |
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| Operators and Helm It Takes Two to Tango | Devdatta Kulkarni | 28m |
Analysis of 102 Go-based operator repos (10+ stars) finds ~50% include Helm charts and many omit CRD YAML or validation, which leads to install failures… | ||
| Get Your Helm Charts Out There! | Reinhard Nägele | 28m |
A reproducible flow that packages and publishes Helm charts to GitHub Pages using chart-releaser and chart-testing (ct), testing on ephemeral kind clusters… | ||
| Ship It Faster, Safer & Cheaper GitOps with Helm | Yusuke Kuoka | 28m |
Shows a practical GitOps pipeline that uses Helm + Helmfile to generate static YAML, commits the generated manifests to a config repo, and triggers deployments… | ||
| Introducing Flux Helm Operator, a GitOps Approach to Helm Operations | Stefan Prodan | 32m |
Flux Helm Operator pairs Flux and a Helm controller to make Kubernetes deployments fully Git-driven: Flux watches git and registries, upgrades image tags by… | ||
| GitLab as Cloud Native Complex Suite Made Simple with Helm | Jason Plum | 31m |
GitLab’s Helm packaging is a tightly orchestrated suite: five external dependencies (some forked), about 6,000 lines of rendered output from roughly 40+… | ||
| Helm for Anybody – Combining ChatOps and Declarative Configurations | Jonathan Striebel | 20m |
Combines Slack-driven ChatOps with declarative Helmfile configs so non‑Kubernetes experts can trigger upgrades; a cluster-side middle service commits changes… | ||
| Automated Helm Deployment Using Custom Controllers and Operators | Pauline Lallinec | 07m |
A small custom controller using Kubernetes client libraries and Helm reconciles a declared release object to the actual Helm release, updating the HelmRelease… | ||
| Dancing with Helm, Skaffold and Minikube! | Medya Ghazizadeh | 35m |
Minikube runs a full Kubernetes VM on laptop platforms and adds a single-step installer plus planned tmpfs mounts and suspend support to cut startup time and… | ||
| Kubeapps Your One Stop Shop to Deploy and Manage Helm Apps | Juan Ariza, Andres Martinez | 27m |
Kubeapps is a web UI marketplace for Helm charts that lets operators add repos (ChartMuseum or Harbor or Artifactory), browse and deploy charts, edit values… | ||
| Lessons Learned from Maintaining Our Own Chart Repository | Tomas Pizarro Moreno | 26m |
Bitnami maintains 50+ charts split between the stable repo and a private repo and runs a Jenkins pipeline that builds images and charts, runs helm lint, helm… | ||
| An Alternative to Text Templating of YAML Configuration in Helm | Nima Kaviani, Dmitriy K | 27m |
A concrete alternative to Helm text templating that actually parses YAML rather than treating it as text, ytt uses Google’s Starlark for templating, embeds… | ||
| Securing Helm 3 | Matthew David Fisher | 33m |
Helm 3 is a CLI-only client (demo runs on minikube with helm v3.0.0-beta3) that removes Tiller and relies on Kubernetes RBAC and TLS user certs for auth; the… | ||
| Increasing Reliability via Helm Pre Release Checks | Bridget Kromhout | 23m |
Pre-release checks validate manifests, policies and permissions so releases fail fast instead of after deploy. Examples: run kubeval against the stable… | ||
| ErrTooMuchHelm = fmt Errorf"A Maintainer's Story About Helping with Helm" | Taylor Thomas | 28m |
Maintainers outline concrete contribution paths: join Slack channels and weekly dev calls (Thursdays 9:30 PST), post to helm.sh/blog, and update helm.sh/docs… | ||
| Case Study Managing Secrets and Charts at CERN | Spyros Trigazis, Ricardo Rocha | 22m |
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| More Charts, More Problems Lets Talk Bringing Sanity | Shikha Srivastava, Kirti Apte | 27m |
IBM consolidates 400+ charts into a single catalog that is deployable to multiple clusters via a Multi‑Cloud Manager, standardizing on Helm while adding a… | ||
| From ChartMuseum to Harbor | Josh Dolitsky | 28m |
Prediction: OCI distribution becomes the standard for sharing Helm charts by 2021. Prototype exists: native helm push/pull via helm experimental OCI using ORAS… | ||
| At the Helm without a Steering Wheel – Your Chart as a Kubernetes Operator | Daniel Messer | 29m |
Shows how to convert an existing Helm chart into a runnable Kubernetes operator using the Operator SDK and a single command operator-sdk new --type helm… | ||
| Library Charts New to Helm 3 | Martin Hickey | 27m |
Helm 3 adds a Chart.yaml type: library that marks charts as reusable definition-only artifacts so they are not installable and must be included as dependencies… | ||
| Day 2 Operations of Helm Charts | Dex Horthy | 27m |
Argues Kubernetes YAML mixes app and runtime concerns so templating fails for third‑party charts and proposes Helm + customize as a patch‑not‑fork workflow… | ||
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