I mentioned this before about using multiple Valde files, and I'm not going to save it for much later
on, I think we should jump into it now, especially if you're raring to go and get started with hell.
I've gone back to this job, my first shot, where we have our values file.
Now, what I can do is make a copy that I can call it something else.
I'll call this.
Production, not Yamal, this is quite a common way of doing it with no real naming convention, as
long as it has Yamal at the end and we might say, OK, it's production, so we're going to count to
three.
A real life situation, we probably will be using a no port, but for this example, I want to use it
and I'm going to change your name to prod hell deployment service.
They will be paroled.
Helme service.
Next we can do is go ahead and run it.
So I'm going to go over to my integrated terminal.
But come on, we're going to use to install, which is exactly the same.
But what we're going to do is pass another flag to the values file.
Let's jump into it now.
So it's going to be hell install.
I'm going to approach up the context, Farlam, some in that context, Martinsen, this case, I mean,
my first chart then we need to Palsson values what we want to use, which is going to be Kashef for
file and the name.
So production Yamal, go ahead and enter.
Excellent.
So go ahead and see what's been deployed.
Now, let's have a look.
Keep still, get poults.
And we can see we've got a known set now, so you have not held deployment and we got four running.
And again, to remove it all, help uninstall, and we called it shots.
There we go.
That's how we use different values, false.
If you're wondering how you actually deploy different values files and how it all works.
Stay tuned.