How to deploy Zulip with Helm

• Helm: Getting started
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Next steps
  • Local development with Minikube
  • See also
• Helm: Configuring settings
  • Providing settings in a values file
  • Referencing Kubernetes Secrets with valueFrom
  • Post-setup scripts
  • See also
• Helm: Configuring TLS
  • Using an Ingress with cert-manager
  • Using a pre-existing TLS secret
  • Using a cloud load balancer
  • Container-level TLS
  • See also
• Helm: Using your own Ingress solution
  • What Zulip needs from the proxy in front of it
  • What stays Zulip configuration
  • See also
• Helm: Configuring LOADBALANCER_IPS
  • If you’re seeing the “configure your reverse proxy” error page
  • Upgrading from chart 1.x
  • See also
• Helm: Using existing services
  • Using an external PostgreSQL server
  • Using an external RabbitMQ server
  • Using an external Memcached server
  • Using an external Redis server
  • Using Kubernetes Secrets for service passwords
    • Bundled subcharts
    • External services
  • Mixed internal and external services
  • See also
• Helm: Upgrading
  • Upgrading the Zulip version
  • Upgrading the chart version
  • Upgrading from chart 1.x to 2.0
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• Helm: Running commands
  • Getting a shell
  • Running management commands
  • Viewing logs
  • Checking pod health
  • Restarting the deployment
  • Port-forwarding for local access
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• Helm: Storage and backups
  • Configuring storage
  • Using an existing PVC
  • Backing up
  • Off-site database backups
  • Adding a sidecar container
  • See also