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    • Use Resource Watcher
    • Manage Helm Apps
    • Manage Argo CD Apps
    • Manage Flux CD Apps
    • Chart Store
      • Examples
        • Deploying MySQL Helm Chart
        • Deploying MongoDB Helm Chart
  • Operator Guide
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    • OCI Registry
    • Chart Repositories
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  1. Operator Guide

Chart Repositories

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Last updated 6 months ago

You can add more chart repositories to Devtron. Once added, they will be available in the All Charts section of the . Note: After the successful installation of Devtron, click Refetch Charts to sync and download all the default charts listed on the dashboard.

Add Chart Repository

  1. From the left sidebar, go to Global Configurations → Chart Repositories.

    Figure 1: Chart Repositories
  2. Click Add repository.

    Figure 2: Add Chart Repository
  3. You can connect public and private chart repositories on Devtron.

    Figure 3: Select Repo Type
  4. Provide the following information in each field:

    Fields
    Description

    Name

    Provide a Name for your chart repository. This name is used as a prefix for the chart names listed in the Helm chart section of your application.

    URL

    Enter the URL of your chart repository. For example: https://charts.bitnami.com/bitnami

    Username

    For private repositories, provide the username required for access.

    Password

    Enter the password associated with the username.

  5. Check this box 'Allow Insecure Connection' if you want to allow insecure connections, such as HTTP connections, which may not verify SSL certificates.

Update Chart Repository

You can also update your saved chart repository settings.

  1. Click the chart repository which you want to update.

  2. Modify the required changes and click Update to save you changes.

Note:

  • You can perform a dry run to validate the below chart repo configurations by clicking Validate.

You can enable or disable your chart repository. If you enable it, then you will be able to see the enabled chart in All Charts section of the .

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