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  • 1. Discover MySQL chart from Chart Store
  • 2. Configure the Chart
  • Configure Values
  • 3. Check the Status of Deployment
  • 4. Extract the Service Name
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Deploying MySQL Helm Chart

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Introduction

bitnami/mysql Helm chart bootstraps a single node MySQL deployment on a Kubernetes cluster using the Helm package manager.

1. Discover MySQL chart from Chart Store

Select Charts from the left panel to visit the Chart Store page. You will see numerous of charts on the page from which you have to find bitnami/mysql chart. You also can use the search bar to search the MySQL chart.

2. Configure the Chart

  • After selecting the bitnami/mysql Helm chart, click on Configure & Deploy.

  • Enter the following details, to deploy MySQL chart:

    Key
    Description

    App Name

    Name of the Chart

    Project

    Select the name of your Project in which you want to deploy the chart

    Environment

    Select the environment in which you want to deploy the chart

    Chart Version

    Select the latest Chart Version

    Chart Value

    Select the default value or create a custom value

Configure Values

Using GUI

Set the following parameters in the chart, to be later used to connect MySQL with your Django Application.

Parameters
Description

MySQL architecture

Available options: Standalone or Replication

MySQL custom username

Username of new user to create

MySQL custom password

Password for the new user. Ignored if existing secret is provided

Primary database configuration

Persistent Volume Size in Gibibytes

Secondary database configuration

Persistent Volume Size in Gibibytes

Using YAML

Apart from GUI, you can directly edit the values.yaml file using the editor as shown below:

Finally, click on Deploy Chart to deploy the Chart.

3. Check the Status of Deployment

After clicking on Deploy you will be redirected to app details page where you can see deployment status of the chart. The Status of the chart should be Healthy. It might take few seconds after initiating the deployment of the chart.

In case the Status, of the deployment is Degraded or takes a long time to get deployed. Click on the Status or check the logs of the pods to debug the issue.

4. Extract the Service Name

Copy the service name, it will be used to connect your application to MySQL.