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Installation

Test Install:

helm install oneuptime ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime -f ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/values.yaml -f ./HelmChart/Values/test.values.yaml

Prod Install:

helm install oneuptime ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime -f ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/values.yaml -f ./HelmChart/Values/prod.values.yaml

Upgrade

Test Upgrade:

helm upgrade oneuptime ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime -f ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/values.yaml  -f ./HelmChart/Values/test.values.yaml

Prod Upgrade:

helm upgrade oneuptime ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime -f ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime/values.yaml -f ./HelmChart/Values/prod.values.yaml

Remove

helm uninstall oneuptime

Lint

helm lint ./HelmChart/Public/oneuptime

Run tests

helm test oneuptime

Postgres Ops

To access postgres use port forwarding in kubenrtes

kubectl port-forward --address 0.0.0.0 service/oneuptime-postgresql 5432:5432

then you should be able to access from the server IP and port 5432

You also need to read postgres password which is stored in kubenretes secrets. You can decode the password by using this command:

kubectl get secret/oneuptime-postgresql -o go-template='{{.data.password|base64decode}}'