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55 lines
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# Helm Dependencies
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This example application demonstrates how an OTS (off-the-shelf) helm chart can be retrieved and
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pinned to a specific helm sem version from an upstream helm repository, and customized using a custom
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values.yaml in the private git repository.
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In this example, the wordpress application is pulled from the stable helm repo, and pinned to v5.0.2:
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```yaml
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dependencies:
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- name: wordpress
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version: 5.0.2
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repository: https://charts.helm.sh/stable
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```
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A custom values.yaml is used to customize the parameters of the wordpress helm chart:
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```yaml
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wordpress:
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wordpressPassword: foo
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mariadb:
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db:
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password: bar
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rootUser:
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password: baz
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```
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### Subchart Note
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The wordpress chart referenced in this example contains a subchart for mariadb as specified in the requirements.yaml file of the wordpress chart:
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```yaml
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- name: mariadb
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version: 5.x.x
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repository: https://charts.helm.sh/stable
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condition: mariadb.enabled
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tags:
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- wordpress-database
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```
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In order to disable this chart, you must set the value to false for both `mariadb.enabled` and `wordpress.mariadb.enabled`. The first is used by the mariadb subchart condition field, the second is used by the wordpress chart deployment template. An example demonstration is available in the values-nomaria.yaml file:
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```yaml
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mariadb:
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enabled: false
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wordpress:
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wordpressPassword: foo
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mariadb:
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enabled: false
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externalDatabase:
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host: localhost
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user: bn_wordpress
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password: ""
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database: bitnami_wordpress
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port: 3306
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``` |