First version of helm chart of pygeoapi #29
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tomkralidis
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@cmotadev Thanks a lot for this contribution! 🙏🏽
It would be nice to have a little bit more of hand-holding on running this setup, perhaps by adding details on the README on how-to run this using minikube. The kubernetes README has a good example of this.
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| To install this chart locally, you'll need a Kubernetes cluster running on your machine, such as **kind**, **minikube**, **CRC/OpenShift Local**, or **Docker Desktop** with Kubernetes enabled. Once your local cluster is up and running, you can install the chart directly from your local file system. |
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Add link to minikube https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/ and OpenShift https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift
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Thanks @doublebyte1 for the PR review. It will be great to have a helm setup for our users/community! |
Hi @doublebyte1, sorry for late response... I improved readme.md, but I didn´t write how-to for minikube, because helm is platform-agnostic. It only needs any flavour of kubernetes cluster running. I tested in minikube, CRC/OpenShift Local, OCP and OKD using the same steps: (download helm, cd to helm chart dir and helm install chart-name .) |
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deploy of pygeoapi using helm. Tested on minikube and CRC/Openshift local