d4b9c45c23
```
Added:
kubemq/kubemq-cluster:
- 2.3.7
kubemq/kubemq-controller:
- 1.9.3
kubemq/kubemq-crds:
- 2.3.7
Updated:
bitnami/kafka:
- 21.4.1
bitnami/mariadb:
- 11.5.5
bitnami/mysql:
- 9.7.0
bitnami/postgresql:
- 12.2.6
bitnami/redis:
- 17.9.0
bitnami/tomcat:
- 10.6.0
bitnami/wordpress:
- 15.2.57
crate/crate-operator:
- 2.25.0
datadog/datadog:
- 3.21.0
digitalis/vals-operator:
- 0.7.2
dynatrace/dynatrace-operator:
- 0.10.4
gitlab/gitlab:
- 6.10.0
new-relic/nri-bundle:
- 5.0.6
speedscale/speedscale-operator:
- 1.2.27
sysdig/sysdig:
- 1.15.80
```
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| .helmignore | ||
| Chart.yaml | ||
| README.md | ||
| app-readme.md | ||
README.md
kubemq-crds
kubemq-crds is the Helm chart that installs the Custom Resources Definition
required by the KubeMQ stack. It should be installed before installing
kubemq-controller, kubemq-cluster and kubemq-connector charts.
Installing
For example:
$ helm repo add kubemq-charts https://kubemq-io.github.io/charts
$ helm install --create-namespace -n kubemq kubemq-crds kubemq-charts/kubemq-crds
For a more comprehensive documentation about how to install the whole KubeMQ
stack, check the kubemq-controller ,kubemq-cluster and kubemq-connector charts documentation out.
Upgrading the charts
Please refer to the release notes of each version of the helm charts. These can be found here.
Uninstalling the charts
To uninstall/delete kubemq-crds use the following command:
$ helm uninstall -n kubemq kubemq-crds
The commands remove all the Kubernetes components associated with the chart.
Keep in mind that the chart is required by the kubemq-controller, kubemq-cluster and kubemq-connector charts.
If you want to keep the history use --keep-history flag.