Setting separate values for environment variable in HELM for DEV, PRESTAGING, STAGING and PROD
I am currently using Helm charts for deployment.
What I basically wanted to do is to set environment variables for different environments.
Use-case:
I am using Helm to deploy a Node JS application and based on the value of the environment variable NODE_ENV which will be set while deployment I wish to load specific config files.
Example:
env:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: production
...
I was going through HELM charts and I am unable to join the dots as to how we can use the templates/deployment.yaml, values.yaml and a deployment.yaml to establish the same.
Note:
It is the same environment variable which will hold separate values based on the deployment environment.
Any help would be helpful.
environment-variables kubernetes-helm helm
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I am currently using Helm charts for deployment.
What I basically wanted to do is to set environment variables for different environments.
Use-case:
I am using Helm to deploy a Node JS application and based on the value of the environment variable NODE_ENV which will be set while deployment I wish to load specific config files.
Example:
env:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: production
...
I was going through HELM charts and I am unable to join the dots as to how we can use the templates/deployment.yaml, values.yaml and a deployment.yaml to establish the same.
Note:
It is the same environment variable which will hold separate values based on the deployment environment.
Any help would be helpful.
environment-variables kubernetes-helm helm
asked Nov 12 '18 at 23:54
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I am currently using Helm charts for deployment.
What I basically wanted to do is to set environment variables for different environments.
Use-case:
I am using Helm to deploy a Node JS application and based on the value of the environment variable NODE_ENV which will be set while deployment I wish to load specific config files.
Example:
env:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: production
...
I was going through HELM charts and I am unable to join the dots as to how we can use the templates/deployment.yaml, values.yaml and a deployment.yaml to establish the same.
Note:
It is the same environment variable which will hold separate values based on the deployment environment.
Any help would be helpful.
environment-variables kubernetes-helm helm
asked Nov 12 '18 at 23:54
RadioactiveRadioactive
7010
I am currently using Helm charts for deployment.
What I basically wanted to do is to set environment variables for different environments.
Use-case:
I am using Helm to deploy a Node JS application and based on the value of the environment variable NODE_ENV which will be set while deployment I wish to load specific config files.
Example:
env:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: production
...
I was going through HELM charts and I am unable to join the dots as to how we can use the templates/deployment.yaml, values.yaml and a deployment.yaml to establish the same.
Note:
It is the same environment variable which will hold separate values based on the deployment environment.
Any help would be helpful.
environment-variables kubernetes-helm helm
environment-variables kubernetes-helm helm
asked Nov 12 '18 at 23:54
RadioactiveRadioactive
7010
asked Nov 12 '18 at 23:54
RadioactiveRadioactive
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You can use templating to set the value of the environment variable:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: quote
Your chart's values.yaml file should provide a default value:
env: production
When you actually go to deploy the chart, you can provide an additional YAML file of values (or more than one)
helm install --name my-chart ./charts/my-chart -f values.dev.yaml
And then that YAML file can provide values that override the chart's default
env: development
mysqlHost: mysql-dev.example.com
answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
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You can use templating to set the value of the environment variable:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: quote
Your chart's values.yaml file should provide a default value:
env: production
When you actually go to deploy the chart, you can provide an additional YAML file of values (or more than one)
helm install --name my-chart ./charts/my-chart -f values.dev.yaml
And then that YAML file can provide values that override the chart's default
env: development
mysqlHost: mysql-dev.example.com
answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
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You can use templating to set the value of the environment variable:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: quote
Your chart's values.yaml file should provide a default value:
env: production
When you actually go to deploy the chart, you can provide an additional YAML file of values (or more than one)
helm install --name my-chart ./charts/my-chart -f values.dev.yaml
And then that YAML file can provide values that override the chart's default
env: development
mysqlHost: mysql-dev.example.com
answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
David MazeDavid Maze
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You can use templating to set the value of the environment variable:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: quote
Your chart's values.yaml file should provide a default value:
env: production
When you actually go to deploy the chart, you can provide an additional YAML file of values (or more than one)
helm install --name my-chart ./charts/my-chart -f values.dev.yaml
And then that YAML file can provide values that override the chart's default
env: development
mysqlHost: mysql-dev.example.com
answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
David MazeDavid Maze
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You can use templating to set the value of the environment variable:
- name: NODE_ENV
value: quote
Your chart's values.yaml file should provide a default value:
env: production
When you actually go to deploy the chart, you can provide an additional YAML file of values (or more than one)
helm install --name my-chart ./charts/my-chart -f values.dev.yaml
And then that YAML file can provide values that override the chart's default
env: development
mysqlHost: mysql-dev.example.com
answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
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answered Nov 13 '18 at 0:22
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