This guide will walk you through the steps to deploy the Skedler into your Kubernetes cluster using the Skedler Helm chart.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure that you have the following available to you:

1. A Kubernetes cluster

2. The kubectl command-line client installed and configured on your machine

3. The helm command-line client installed and configured on your machine

Install Skedler Helm Chart.

In this step, we’ll install the Skedler Helm chart into our Kubernetes cluster. 

Begin by adding and updating the Skedler Helm chart repo:

helm repo add skedler https://guidanz.github.io/skedler-helmchart
helm repo update

Next, install the chart:

helm install my-release skedler/skedler
Replace my-release with your desired release name.

If you want to modify the default parameters, you can create a values.yaml file and pass it into helm install:

Note, Configure the following in values.yaml

licenseEmail: ""

licenseKey: ""

helm install my-release skedler/skedler -f values.yaml

A list of configurable template parameters can be found in the Helm chart repository.

If you want to deploy Skedler into a namespace other than the default, use the -n flag:

helm install my-release skedler/skedler -f values.yaml -n my-namespace

Once you’ve successfully deployed the Helm release, confirm that Skedler is up and running:

kubectl get pod
kubectl get svc

You should see a Skedler Pod in the RUNNING state.

Uninstalling the  Chart:

To uninstall/delete the my-release deployment: