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Helm Chart Collator
The Helm Chart Collator is used to create a Helm Chart Repository served from a Docker image via Chartmuseum. It allows a developer to request charts to be pulled from various locations and packaged into the resulting Docker image, which can then be used as a portable Helm Repository.
Setup
Charts can be sourced from various locations. Each entry must be recorded in a
user-defined file before building the image. When the list of charts has been created,
the build-image.sh
script can be used to create the image via the command:
./build-image.sh $CHARTSFILE
Charts from Helm Repos
To pull a chart a from pre-existing Helm Repos by listing them under the helm_repos
heading. Each listing must include the following:
repo
: The name of the Helm Repo to add (e.g.stable
)url
: The URL where the Helm Repo is hosted (e.g.https://kubernetes-charts.storage.googleapis.com
)name
: The name of the desired chart (e.g.mariadb
)version
: The version of the desired chart (e.g.7.3.14
)
Charts from Git Repos
A Chart can be pulled and packaged from a git repo by listing it under the git_repos
heading. Listings must include:
name
: The name of the repository (e.g.openstack-helm
). Note that this is simply used for caching during the cloning process.path
: The path to the desired chart within the repo (e.g.keystone
)url
: The URL where the git repo is hosted (e.g.https://github.com/openstack/openstack-helm
)sha
: The SHA-1 of the commit from which the chart should be pulled (e.g.30c9f003d227b799c636458dea161e24d5823c33
). (default:HEAD
).refspec
: The refspec associated with thesha
. This is only required if thesha
can't be reached from the default (e.g.refs/heads/master
)chart_version
: The version to package the chart with (e.g.1.2.3
)
If a chart in a git repo specifies dependencies which are not accessible, the
dependencies must also be listed under the dependencies
heading. Dependencies have the
same fields as git repos.
Charts from Tarballs
A chart can be downloaded by listing it under the tarred_charts
header. They
require the following:
url
: The URL from which the chart can be downloaded
Example
The following shows an example file for including various helm charts:
- rook-ceph as a tarball from a git repo
- mariadb from the helm stable repo
- rook-ceph from the rook repo
- prometheus from the helm/charts git repo
- keystone from the openstack-helm git repo
- The helm-toolkit is also pulled, since it is a dependency of keystone
tarred_charts:
- url: https://github.com/project-azorian/rook-ceph-aio/raw/master/rook-ceph-aio/charts/rook-ceph-0.0.1.tgz
helm_repos:
- repo: stable
url: https://kubernetes-charts.storage.googleapis.com
name: mariadb
version: 7.3.14
- repo: rook-release
url: https://charts.rook.io/release
name: rook-ceph
version: v1.3.6
git_repos:
- name: helm-stable
path: stable/prometheus
url: https://github.com/helm/charts
sha: 79066e1f0f5ce735aeb4783f2adf4b85992d15de
# Note: refspec is only needed when if the given sha is not already available
refspec: refs/heads/master
- name: openstack-helm
path: keystone
url: https://github.com/openstack/openstack-helm
sha: 30c9f003d227b799c636458dea161e24d5823c33
chart_version: 1.2.3
dependencies:
- name: openstack-helm-infra
path: helm-toolkit
url: https://github.com/openstack/openstack-helm-infra
sha: b1e66fd308b6bc9df090aebb5b3807a0df2d87dd
Once this file has been created, the image can be built with the following:
./build-image.sh charts.yaml