My personal helm charts are provided under the MIT License. While I’m the primary consumer of these charts, I have made them generally available for others to use. You may be able to find some of these charts elsewhere, but many of my deployments vary quite a bit from existing ones.

helm repo add mya https://mya.sh

Provenance and Integrity

I recently introduced GPG signing to my helm charts. If you’d like to verify signatures before deployment, you can receive my GPG public key from Ubuntu’s Keyserver using the following command:

gpg --recv-keys 0x0fca5e3c09dfb314

Once you’ve received my GPG key, you can verify charts during install using the helm install --verify.

Contents

• 12factor - Easily deploy an application that conforms to 12factor application patterns.
• cognative - Deploy the Cognative business intelligence and operations platform.
• drone - Deploys a Drone server and optionally configure a digitalocean or kubernetes runner.
• gitea - Git with a cup of tea. Gitea is a painless, self-hosted Git Service.
• litestream - Easily add a Litestream sidecar to any Deployment, DaemonSet, or StatefulSet.
• maddy - Deploys a single-tenant Maddy email server.
• raw - Deploys raw Kubernetes resources to the cluster.
• redis - Deploys an inconsistent Redis cluster, intended to be fronted by an Envoy sidecar.
• redis-queue - Deploy a single durable Redis instance, intended to be used as a work queue.
• redis-raft - Deploy a consistent, partition-tolerant Redis cluster backed by the Raft consensus protocol.
• registry - Deploys a replicated container registry, with optional caching provided by redis.
• renovate - Deploys Renovate for automatically managing your software dependencies.
• storj - Easily add a Storj S3 Gateway as a sidecar to any Deployment, DaemonSet, or StatefulSet.