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Mastering Helm Charts: From Kubernetes Basics to Deployment
Published 10/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 30m | Size: 1.79 GB
Learn Helm Chart Creation, Kubernetes Deployments, Release Management, Jenkins Integration Multi-Environment Automation
What you'll learn
Understand Helm fundamentals, including Helm charts, releases, repositories, and the role of Helm in Kubernetes application deployment.
Set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube and install and configure Helm.
Create custom Helm charts from scratch and understand the purpose of Chart.yaml, values.yaml, and template files.
Deploy Kubernetes applications and Pods using Helm charts instead of manually managing individual resource definitions.
Manage Helm releases by installing, upgrading, listing, inspecting, and rolling back deployments to previous revisions.
Perform rolling upgrades and understand how Kubernetes deployment strategies affect application availability and downtime.
Use Helm chart repositories and Artifact Hub to discover, download, and deploy existing application charts.Understand Go-based Helm templating, including condit
Deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using an existing Helm chart and explore related resources such as Deployments, Services, Persistent Volume Claims, and Secrets.
Customize existing Helm charts through configuration values without unnecessarily modifying the original templates.
Apply Helm automation practices to simplify repetitive Kubernetes deployment tasks and develop reusable deployment solutions.
Requirements
Basic familiarity with Kubernetes concepts, including Pods, Deployments, and Services, is helpful.
Basic Linux command-line knowledge is recommended for running Helm and Kubernetes commands.
A working Kubernetes environment is required for hands-on practice. Students can use Minikube or another compatible Kubernetes cluster.
Helm must be installed and configured in the environment used for the practical sessions.
An internet connection is recommended for accessing chart repositories, downloading charts, and installing application dependencies.
Basic familiarity with YAML configuration files is useful for understanding Kubernetes manifests and Helm chart values.
Description
Are you ready to simplify Kubernetes application deployment and make your DevOps workflows more efficient? This hands-on Helm Chart Training takes you from the fundamentals of Helm to creating reusable charts, managing application releases, and automating Kubernetes deployments.
Helm is a powerful package manager for Kubernetes that helps you package application resources, manage configuration values, and deploy applications consistently across different environments. Instead of maintaining multiple Kubernetes YAML files manually, you will learn how Helm charts organize templates and configurable values into reusable deployment packages.
Throughout this course, you will explore the core concepts of Helm, including charts, releases, repositories, templates, and values files. You will set up a local Kubernetes environment using Minikube, install Helm, and create your own charts from scratch. You will also learn how to deploy applications, customize configurations using values.yaml and the --set option, perform upgrades, inspect release history, and roll back deployments when required.
The course covers practical deployment scenarios, including multi-environment configurations for development, QA, staging, and production. You will explore Helm repositories and Artifact Hub to discover existing charts and learn how to deploy Jenkins on Kubernetes using a pre-built chart.
Through hands-on demonstrations, you will learn to
- Create and customize Helm charts using templates and values files.
- Deploy Kubernetes applications using reusable Helm charts.
- Manage upgrades, release revisions, and rollback operations.
- Configure different deployment environments using separate values files.
- Deploy Jenkins and understand its supporting Kubernetes resources.
- Apply automation principles to reduce repetitive deployment work.
By the end of this course, you will have practical experience creating, deploying, customizing, and managing Helm charts. You will be better prepared to build reusable deployment solutions, standardize Kubernetes application delivery, and apply Helm in real-world DevOps projects.
Who this course is for
DevOps Engineers who want to simplify Kubernetes deployments and manage applications through reusable Helm charts.
Kubernetes Administrators who need to manage application releases, upgrades, rollbacks, and environment-specific configurations.
Cloud Engineers who want to standardize application deployments across Kubernetes environments.
Platform Engineers who need reusable deployment templates and consistent application delivery workflows.
CI/CD Engineers who want to integrate Helm-based deployments into automation and delivery pipelines.
Developers who want to package their applications for reliable deployment on Kubernetes.
Students and Beginners in DevOps who want hands-on experience with Helm chart creation, deployment, and release management.
IT Professionals and System Administrators who want to reduce repetitive deployment tasks and improve Kubernetes application management.
Homepage
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