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Description:

helmcharts 1.0.16

Helm Charts Installer

Install various Kubernetes Helm charts on a Kubernetes cluster,
This application is mainly intended for local cluster charts installations.
Important helm_charts supports python3.5+ only!

Traefik (As Ingress Controller)
Kubernetes Dashboard
OpenFaaS
Airflow
More to come

Prerequisites
Install Docker Edge version,
Follow instructions here (MacOS),
Enter Docker preferences, And make sure to activate Kubernetes.

The application assumes that file ~/.kube/config created/appended is generated by Docker installation,
And the config file contains context of docker-desktop

Installation
Run
pip3 install helm-charts

Usage
Execute application
helm_charts [-h] [--config-file CONFIG_FILE] [--use-context USE_CONTEXT] [--helm-init]
Examples
Specify config file, default file is: ~/.kube/config
helm_charts --config-file PATH_TO_CONFIG_FILE
set cluster context, default context is: docker-desktop
helm_charts --use-context CONTEXT_NAME
set custom charts installation file:
helm_charts --supported-charts-file PATH_TO_FILE
for detail see below
also Executes 'helm init' command
helm_charts --helm-init
Custom Charts File
if using the --supported-charts-file flag,
file structure must be as:
- chart_name: ingress-traefik
helm_repo_name: stable/traefik
name_space: ingress-traefik
values_file: ingress-traefik.values.local.yml
private_image: False
# extra_executes:
# - kubectl add something
# - some command with flags
extra_executes: []

- chart_name: chart_name_to_install
helm_repo_name: my_private_repo/some-chart
name_space: kube-system
values_file: kubernetes-dashboard.values.local.yml
private_image: False
# extra_executes:
# - kubectl add something
# - some command with flags
extra_executes: []

...

values_file file must be present in the same directory,
all keys must be strings, private_image must be boolean
, and extra_executes must be list
Access Kubernetes Dashboard
If kubernetes_dashboard selected during installation process,
In order to login, access https://kubernetes.localhost
Press Choose kubeconfig file or ... on right side,
Select ~/.kube/config file and press SIGN IN.
Also possible to choose SKIP as local installation allow this