Helm View

In Kubernetes, a Helm Chart is a packaged collection of YAML templates that define a set of Kubernetes resources. Charts allow you to define, install, and upgrade applications in a consistent and repeatable way. They simplify complex deployments by providing a parameterized and reusable structure for workloads and configurations.

Learn more about Helm Charts in the official Helm documentation

The Charts table displays all available Helm Charts from connected repositories or uploaded packages. Selecting a chart opens a details panel with tabs such as Overview, Values, README, and YAML. Use the Search Resources field to locate specific charts by name or version.

You can sort columns, install charts directly from the table, and manage them using the More Actions menu. Use the Refresh button to reload available chart listings.

Default Columns:

• Name: Chart name

• Version: Chart version (SemVer)

• App Version: Target application version

• Repository: Source repository (e.g., Bitnami, custom)

• Description: Short chart summary

• Maintainers: Maintainer or team name

• Last Updated: Last publish timestamp

• Options: Install, View README, View Values, Delete

A Helm Release is an instance of a Helm Chart deployed in a Kubernetes cluster. Each release has its own configuration, lifecycle, and revision history, allowing you to perform upgrades, rollbacks, and uninstalls as needed. Helm Releases enable you to manage application lifecycles with version control and consistency.

Learn more about Helm Releases in the official Helm documentation

The Releases table lists all Helm Releases deployed across namespaces. Clicking on a release opens a details panel with Overview, Values, YAML, and Events tabs. You can filter releases using the Namespace drop-down or locate specific ones using the Search Resources field.

Columns can be sorted, and you can select multiple releases to delete in bulk using the Delete Selected button. The Refresh button reloads the view. Additional actions like Upgrade, Rollback, Edit, and Delete are accessible from the More Actions menu.

Default Columns:

• Name: Release name

• Namespace: Target deployment namespace

• Chart: Chart name and version

• Revision: Release revision number

• Status: Deployed, Failed, Pending, Superseded

• Updated: Last modified timestamp

• Values: Custom value overrides

• Options: Upgrade, Rollback, View Values, Uninstall