April 2018
Intermediate to advanced
468 pages
14h 34m
English
OK. You've found the package of your dreams. Now, you probably want to install it on your Kubernetes cluster. When you install a package, Helm creates a release that you can use to keep track of the installation progress. Let's install MariaDB using the helm install command. Let's go over the output in detail. The first part of the output lists the name of the release - cranky-whippet in this case (you can choose your own with the --name flag), the namespace, and the deployment status:
> helm install stable/mariadb NAME: cranky-whippet LAST DEPLOYED: Sat Mar 17 10:21:21 2018 NAMESPACE: default STATUS: DEPLOYED
The second part of the output lists all the resources created by this chart. Note that the resource names are ...
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