Helm chart for Packmind (ex-Promyze)

This Helm chart will install Packmind, the collaborative platform to raise your coding standards, on your Kubernetes cluster.

Note: Promyze has been renamed to Packmind in January 2024.

Usage

Helm must be installed to use the charts. Please refer to Helm's documentation to get started.

Once Helm has been set up correctly, add the repository:

helm repo add promyze https://promyze.github.io/helm-charts

If you had already added this repo earlier, run helm repo update to retrieve the latest versions of the packages. You can then run helm search repo promyze to see the charts.

Before installing the chart, you can check the default values here, especially about the MongoDB 4.x connection.

MongoDB 4.x connection

You have 2 options to deal with MongoDB.

1. Use the embedded MongoDB 4.x

Setting the app.databaseEmbedded.enabled at true will run a MongoDB instance in the cluster.

app:
  ...
  databaseEmbedded:
    enabled: true # use an internal mongodb in the cluster

The app.databaseEmbedded.enabled at true will run a MongoDB instance in the cluster.

There is a section app.databaseEmbedded.pvc to deal with the persistent storage, enabled by default.

2. Use your instance MongoDB 4.x

Setting the app.databaseEmbedded.enabled at false will require you to indicate the URI of your MongoDB instance.

See the app.databaseUri section to set the URI.

app:
 ...
 databaseUri:
    value: "mongodb://mongodb:27017/promyze" # You can set the direct URI
    # secret: # Or pass it as a secret
    #   name: mongodb-secret
    #   key: mongodb-uri

Access Packmind

Check the Contributing guide to see how to use ingress to connect to Packmind.

Run the chart

To install the chart:

helm upgrade --install packmind promyze/promyze --create-namespace --namespace packmind

To uninstall the chart and clean-up the cluster:

helm delete packmind
kubectl delete ns packmind

Go further

Look at Contributing if you would like to update this repository.