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Adds helm chart support for
Kubernetes
with minimal documentation.What works:
What doesn't/isn't defined:
I have written this to leverage everything defined in the Dockerfiles, without making changes to them directly, but via Kubernetes configmaps instead. This makes it easier to merge into the existing codebase without breaking anything, albeit this is less optimized as it could be. For example,
mac_hdd_ng.img
is created twice [once in the Dockerfile itself and again with the Kubernetes configmap] as this allows us to update parameters and to maintain persistence.I just want to share this in case anyone else would like to use this and contribute to it. It is by no means perfect--as it has been a hobbyist project for me, but a good starting point for anyone else whom might like to pick it up.