Helm vs. npm

If you need to automate the deployment of environments in Kubernetes and these environments should be easily replicable in other regions of your cloud provider or even in other cloud providers, then this is the tool for you. Just be prepared for a certain degree of complexity when creating the charts.

Incentivized

[npm]is well suited while we use it to install packages to windows, it is used to start the project from scratch to install dependencies.

Incentivized

• Templates - The ability to create templates is really helpful and help creates a baseline for package management.
• Rollbacks - it is godsend. Period.
• Dry-run - This really is helpful when troubleshooting deployments and is great for testing out new charts as well.

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• We can easily use it to install packages

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• concurrent deployments
• templating values files

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• Need to install dependencies for the particular package managers.

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We didn't really need support, but the open-source community seemed responsive and informative when it came to issues. Many cloud native consultancy companies (including ourselves) offer support for Helm.

Incentivized

We have a natural trending to use what is a reference in its space and Helm has being leader in its area for a long time. Since it has all features we need didn't make sense to us to invest time on researching and testing other alternatives, so Helm was our first and only tool in regards of automating deployments on Kubernetes

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It is open source and easy to utilize and it is simply worked for me.

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• Reduction in human effort.
• Streamline software versions and upgrades.

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• Yeah it is dependent it cause of without NPM angular doesn't work

Incentivized