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Hi, Let us understand about adding a chart to the repository using helm push plugin.

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Before that, I need to give a quick introduction about a plugin. Helm supports plugin architecture

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where I can develop my own custom plugin and make use of it or plugin developed by third party and

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make use of it. The similar way there are n number of plugins available

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One such plugin is helm push plugin and that is available over here.

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I can install the helm push plugin with a simple command helm plugin install and the GitHub location

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or the location where I do have the installation files. I can install using Helm plugins.

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Since I already installed I'm not going to run this again.

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I can use the command helm plugin list.

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That's going to list the plugins installed as a part of this specific helm installation. I do

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have a push plugin which is going to push the chart package into the Chart Museum and I can search for helm

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plugins and there are n number of plugins available.

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And depending on the need, we can make use of the plugins based on the license as well as the stability of the code.

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Now let me go ahead and create a new chart and push the chart using the helm push plugin,

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helm create helm pushdemo now we do have this chart.

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Let me get him to the chart.

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And update the chart.yaml file

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Now, let me go ahead and package this Chart, helm package helm pushdemo.

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So that's going to provide me the packaged charts. I can use this package chart

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or I can directly use the directory as well, so I can use the command helm. I'll use the helm push

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command and name of the directory where I created the new chart and the repository name

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So that's going to create the zipped content automatically and push it into the repository.

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Now I can do an update and check the list of charts available within the repository.

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So the advantage of using the push is directly I can mention the chart folder and do a push.

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I don't need to do the packaging or

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I can do the package and move the files, or I can use the curl and pass the packaged chart files

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using the data binary option into the chart museum using restapi.

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So there are multiple ways and these are all  different options where

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I can push the charts into the repository that is the chart museum repository. In future lectures

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We will discuss about few of the options of how to host the repository

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within GitHub or within AWS S3 bucket as well

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Once the repository is set up, then we can make use of those repositories

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Pull the charts and create our own resources within kubernetes.