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Mika Helm Charts

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Mika Chart Library for Kubernetes

Applications, developed or curated by mika, ready to install using Helm.

Prerequisites

Note

You may refer to Orked for help with setting up a Kubernetes cluster that meets all the following prerequisites.

  • Kubernetes 1.19+
  • Helm 3.2.0+
  • Longhorn 1.4.1+
  • csi-driver-smb 1.14.0+

Chart Directory

Chart Name Description Support Access
clog Creative blog, Career blog, Coin blog, you name it. βœ… πŸ”’
cloudflared Cloudflare Tunnel is a tunneling software that lets you quickly secure and encrypt application traffic to any type of infrastructure. βœ… βœ…
cloudflareddns Access your home network remotely via a custom domain name without a static IP! βœ… βœ…
flex Flex is a collection of curated services that aims to provide a complete home media server solution. βœ… βœ…
grocy Grocy is a web-based self-hosted groceries & household management solution for your home. βœ… βœ…
kutt Kutt is a modern URL shortener with support for custom domains. Shorten URLs, manage your links and view the click rate statistics. βœ… βœ…
linkstack LinkStack is a highly customizable link sharing platform with an intuitive, easy to use user interface. βœ… βœ…
mango Mango is an easy to use Mastodon bot framework built on top of Django. βœ… πŸ”’
mariadb-agent Easily create or delete multiple pairs of databases and users in a remote MariaDB instance. βœ… βœ…
postgres Easy tool to deploy a PostgreSQL instance on Kubernetes. βœ… βœ…
postgres-agent Easily create or delete a database and user pair in a remote PostgreSQL instance. βœ… βœ…
rizz Rizz is a simple web application that tracks and posts content from RSS Feeds to Mastodon. βœ… πŸ”’
syncthing Syncthing is a continuous file synchronization program. It synchronizes files between two or more computers. βœ… βœ…
telego Telego is an easy to use Telegram bot framework built on top of Django. βœ… πŸ”’
uptimekuma Uptime Kuma is an easy-to-use self-hosted monitoring tool. βœ… βœ…
vpbot Vpbot is a Telegram bot with support for a number of useful features such as prayer time notifications, COVID-19 statistics, and more. βœ… πŸ”’
waktusolat Waktu Solat is a simple web application that posts local prayer times on Mastodon. βœ… πŸ”’
yuzu-multiplayer Quickly stand up new dedicated multiplayer lobbies that will be broadcasted on yuzu. βœ… βœ…

How to add the chart repo

  1. Add the repo to your local helm client:

    helm repo add mika https://irfanhakim-as.github.io/charts
  2. Update the repo to retrieve the latest versions of the packages:

    helm repo update

How to install or upgrade a chart release

  1. Get the values file of the chart you wish to install or an existing installation (release).

    Get the latest chart values file for a new installation:

    helm show values mika/${helmChart} > values.yaml

    Alternatively, get the values file of an existing release:

    helm get values ${releaseName} --namespace ${namespace} > values.yaml

    Replace ${helmChart}, ${releaseName}, and ${namespace} accordingly.

  2. Edit your chart values file with the intended configurations:

    nano values.yaml

    Pay extra attention to the descriptions and sample values provided in the chart values file.

  3. Install a new release for the desired chart or upgrade an existing release:

    helm upgrade --install ${releaseName} mika/${helmChart} --namespace ${namespace} --create-namespace --values values.yaml --wait

    Replace ${releaseName}, ${helmChart}, and ${namespace} accordingly.

  4. Verify that your chart release has been installed:

    helm ls --namespace ${namespace} | grep "${releaseName}"

    Replace ${namespace} and ${releaseName} accordingly. This should return the release information if the release has been installed.


How to uninstall a chart release

Caution

Uninstalling a release will irreversibly delete all the resources associated with the release, including any persistent data.

  1. Uninstall the desired release:

    helm uninstall ${releaseName} --namespace ${namespace} --wait

    Replace ${releaseName} and ${namespace} accordingly.

  2. Verify that the release has been uninstalled:

    helm ls --namespace ${namespace} | grep "${releaseName}"

    Replace ${namespace} and ${releaseName} accordingly. This should return nothing if the release has been uninstalled.

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Mika Helm Charts

https://irfanhakim-as.github.io/charts


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