Helm - the Kubernetes package manager hands-on guide

Helm is a tool that packages kubernetes manifests files that are used for cloud native applications. Deployments, services, ingresses, config maps, etc. All of these are packed into a helm diagram. This helm chart allows you to deploy the app to a kubernetes cluster the same way as you would use apt get or brew on a mac os. You will be able to use helm after completing this course. You will not only be able to use pre-made helm charts to automate daily deployments but you will also be able to automate complex kubernetes deployments. This course is focused on the most important aspects of helm. I tried my best to not bore you with boring material that you might not use in your daily life as a helm or kubernetes engineer. I will give you the basics of the tool along with some tips and tricks that you can use to code helm charts like a pro in no matter how fast you are. To get the most from this course, I strongly encourage you to use your laptop to do the labs I show in class. Nothing is better than learning a new tool or technology. This will allow you to create, maintain, apply, and share your own helm charts by the end this course. You can only learn a tool by actually using it. This course will teach you how to use helm to deploy helm charts to kubernetes. Once you have mastered that, you will be able to analyze the helm chart one by one. You will also learn the following: understanding why kubernetes needs a package manager deploying helm to minikube, local kubernetes cluster