In a previous article, I described how to expose a Github source repo as a public Helm repository by enabling Github Pages and running the chart-releaser utility. In this article, I want to remove the manual invocation of the chart-releaser, and instead place that into an Github Actions workflow that automatically publishes changes to the … Helm: automated publishing of Helm repo with Github Actions
The only requirement for a public Helm chart repository is that it exposes a URL named “index.yaml”. So by adding a file named “index.yaml” to source control and enabling Github Pages to serve the file over HTTPS, you have the minimal basis for a public Helm chart repository. The backing Chart content (.tgz) can also … Helm: manually publishing Helm repo on Github using chart-releaser
If you are looking for basic HTTP file uploading using Flask, you can use the code in my python-flask-upload-files project on github as an example. This project exercises multiple scenarios: Upload a single file in chunked mode (not forced to save entirety to disk) Upload a single file Upload multiple files Error message shown when … Python: Using Flask to upload files
BOSH is a project that unifies release, deployment, and lifecycle management of cloud based software. Software to be deployed via BOSH is called a release, and in this article I will use a very simple release to illustrate how to create, deploy, version, and revert these releases.