feat: add a helm chart to deploy PMS Kubernetes #82
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docs: update readme with updated value descriptions and added the support disclaimer Co-authored-by: Gaston Festari <[email protected]>
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Hello! Thank you for that pull request!! What about helm repo? |
According to a blog post, you can add the Helm repository with the following command: helm repo add plex https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plexinc/pms-docker/gh-pagesThe repository is then listed as |
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closes: https://github.com/plexinc/operations/issues/2886
Adds a new method to deploy a PMS container to a Kubernetes cluster.
This chart will deploy a
StatefulSetwith a single instance of of PMS.Data volumes can be mounted by creating
PersistentVolumes or by using therclonesidecars to be able to easily mount drives from arbitrary locations that may not have Kubernetes drivers.By default this chart will create a PMS service internal to the cluster that is published on the standard PMS port.
However, this will now allow direct external connections to PMS.
A builtin ingress controller has been provided that will allow PMS to be accessed over the standard HTTP(s) ports, this will require manually reconfiguring the PMS instance to advertise using this url.