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Hi, Now we have installed the chart museum repository and lets understand how to use that particular repository

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as a part of our helm client. The chart museum it's running and it's listening in port 8080

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Now it's time to recall the repository discussion that we had in the beginning.

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We had a quick overview on what is a repository and how it works. Repository is very similar to

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the APT or yum repository that we have as a part of the linux systems where it is going to

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have a collection of packages.

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And whenever I wanted to install a package

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First, I need to add the reference to the repository where it is located and gave an alias name to it

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once the reference is added that is to the list of repositories, any package that I wanted to install

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It's going to search within that specific repository list that we have.

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And for that we do have a command called repo

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I can provide helm repo list

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In the beginning, we added the stable repository so that we can try out few of the charts

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And this is what the url that we had provided.

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If you remember, this is the url where the charts are added.

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The location for our own repository is it is running in node 2.

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So I can provide the IP address of node 2 and add this particular repository with the name.

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So I'm going to use the helm repo add command and give a name to it helm repo add and give a name

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and the url. So I'm giving the name mychartmuseumrepo

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And the url where I do have the chart museum running.

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It is running in this specific IP address that is node 2. I'm providing the IP address

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The reason because I wanted that to get access from any location in case if you're running it in the local

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machine, you can provide local host as well.

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So the repository will get added.

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Now I can go ahead and list the repositories available so I do have mychart museum repo that

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got added just now. Now I can go ahead and search the charts available.

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It's going to search in both the repositories helm search repo nginx.

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It's going to search for the chart with the name nginx.

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And as of now, it is available only within the stable and there are no charts available within the mychart museum repo.

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So nothing getting listed. Since the repository that we have is a new repository

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There will not be any chart. I can go ahead and search as well using the command helm search repo and name of

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the repo that doesn't have any chart.

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In case, if I search for stable its going to search

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What are all the charts available within it

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And their name and version will get listed.

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In a quick summary we discussed about how to add the repo and refer to the chart museum that we had created

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And in the next lecture we will create a chart and add it to our own repository and manage them.