This chart will deploy a complete email server setup to Kubernetes with Helm charts using these components:
This Helm chart is not production-ready and NOT ACTIVELY MAINTAINED. Please be aware that you may loose data if you use it productively.
You can install this chart with minimal configuration effort. Just follow these easy steps:
MariaDB is pulled in as a chart dependency. We need to install it with:
helm dep build .Copy the file config/secrets.yaml.example and
name it secrets.yaml.
cp config/secrets.yaml.example config/secrets.yamlNext, fill all neccessary fields with values that make sense for your environment. Make sure to encode all values in base64 before filling them in. This can be done with the following command:
echo -n "secret value" | base64You'll want to generate the value for app-key with
Laravel's artisan command. Be aware that
artisan is just a PHP file, so you'll have to execute the command in a Laravel
installation.
Attention: Don't forget to encode the value you get in base64, even though part of the result already is a base64-encoded string.
php artisan key:generateThis one is easy. Just go in config/mum-config.yaml and change any parameters you want to. For all configuration options you can take a look at the MUM documentation.
If you want to change any values of the Helm chart, you may do that in the file values.yaml.
Next, you need to tell your Kubernetes about the secrets and environment variables you just configured. To do that, execute:
kubectl apply -f config/secrets.yaml
kubectl apply -f config/mum-config.yamlIn this final step, you will install the actual components of the chart:
helm install .For more information have a look at the websites of Helm and Kubernetes.
If you want to upgrade the chart to a newer version and assuming your
release is named donating-snail, execute:
helm upgrade donating-snail .