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Now, this is a trick I've learned, and this is one that has saved me a lot of time, and if you're

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a consultant and you're working with Helme, this is going to be absolutely amazing.

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So you've seen before that if we take up the point here that it doesn't return an error when we run

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helplines.

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So we know it's going to build, but it's also going to fail when deploy.

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And this is also a really clever trick for you're not quite sure your values fault is matching or there's

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something wrong with it.

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This trick covers so much.

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This is kind of like a Swiss Army knife of help troubleshooting.

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And it's a technique I use quite a lot because it's so useful for diagnosing and trying to work out

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where things are going wrong, enough talk.

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Let's jump into it.

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So come on, we're get to run is Helme template, and we need to pass in the context of a news full

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stop because we're in my first chart.

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What helm template will do is like helm install.

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It's going to go for a take our values and substitute them where we have with the templating.

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This is really useful for trying to troubleshoot if something's missing.

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But we should see a deployment.

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Is that the name is missing, but it hasn't returned an error because all he's doing is substituting

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what we put in our values and interpolating, which is a fancy way of saying replacing the contents

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inside here or substituting it.

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What we'd ideally want to do is go ahead and deploy it.

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So I've got next is a clever trick or we can use on top of this to go ahead and simulate deploying it.

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Let me show you about next.