feat: add Helm chart with PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Redis support#3
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[WIP] Add helm chart for kutt with dependencies
feat: add Helm chart with PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Redis support
Mar 25, 2026
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Kutt had no Kubernetes deployment story. This adds a production-ready Helm chart under
helm/kutt/following standard best practices, with optional Bitnami sub-charts for PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Redis.Chart structure
Chart.yaml—appVersion: 3.2.3, conditional Bitnami dependencies (postgresql >=16<17,mariadb >=20<21,redis >=20<21)values.yaml— Full coverage of all Kutt env vars: JWT, DB, Redis, SMTP, OIDC, feature flags, link settingstemplates/configmap.yaml— Non-sensitive config; auto-derivesDB_CLIENT,DB_HOST,DB_PORTfrom whichever sub-chart is enabledsecret.yaml— JWT, DB password, Redis password, SMTP password, OIDC client secret; supportsexistingSecretreferences for alldeployment.yaml— Pulls env from ConfigMap + per-keysecretKeyReffor sensitive valuespvc.yaml— SQLite persistence (skipped when PostgreSQL or MariaDB is enabled)service,ingress,hpa,serviceaccount,_helpers.tpl,NOTES.txtci/— Separate values files for SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MariaDB CI test scenariosDatabase modes
DB_CLIENT,DB_HOST, andDB_PORTin the ConfigMap are templated via_helpers.tpland resolve automatically based on which sub-chart is active — no manual wiring required.Usage
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I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
charts.bitnami.com/usr/local/bin/helm helm repo add bitnami REDACTED(dns block)/usr/local/bin/helm helm template myrelease helm/kutt/ --set kutt.auth.jwtSecret=mysecret --skip-crds --dependency-update(dns block)If you need me to access, download, or install something from one of these locations, you can either:
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