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I did that too, and ended up just skipping helm and using envsubst to interpolate the values I need at runtime from env vars. Nearly everyone preferred that ap
by freedomben 6mo ago
I did that too, and ended up just skipping helm and using envsubst to interpolate the values I need at runtime from env vars. Nearly everyone preferred that approach. YMMV of course.
- stackskipton 6mo agoBTW, this is what Flux V2 (GitOps) supports as well and we do at our company. It's worked well and covered almost all our use cases.
- nijave 6mo agoI think that's a good approach if it works for your use case. Sometimes you might want something slightly more sophisticated like basic logic (loops/conditionals). In those cases, you can still use helm but you have an extremely simple template and avoid many of the "can't read this template" helm pitfalls.