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This tutorial will show you how to develop Java microservices that use Kubernetes ConfigMaps, see how ConfigMaps are used, and update them in the app with Helm. Aug 22, 2018 · This process has gotten even easier since this posting! Check out Rob’s updated blog: Make a Kubernetes Operator in Helm in 5 steps. We previously covered how to automate your existing Helm charts with Ansible. Today we’re going to also cover this topic, but using a technology called an Operator. An Operator is a method …

Oct 29, 2019 · Hello, I need help to understand a little better the Elasticsearch helm chart. I used it to deploy a simple cluster of 3 nodes. I specified wanting a persistent volume of 30 gig per node. Everything seems well deployed and I use the cluster for about 1 week. On the other hand I just noticed that each POD contains more than 1 TB and that the /usr/share/elasticsearch/data directory is 492 gig ...