Helm chart 1.0.5 is published for Kubernetes installs
Version 1.0.5 of the postqueen Helm chart is published and public. If you already run Kubernetes, you can install postqueen without writing deployment, service and ingress manifests yourself, and without registering a chart repository first.
What shipped
The chart is published as an OCI artifact under oci://ghcr.io/gkhankinay/postqueen-helmchart. OCI registries drop the old repository model, so there is no helm repo add step to remember: helm pulls the chart straight from the registry when you install it. You need Kubernetes 1.12 or newer and Helm 3.
- Chart version 1.0.5, tracking app version 1.3.0.
- PostgreSQL and Redis come along as bundled subcharts. Both are on by default, and both switch off with postgresql.enabled and redis.enabled when you already run your own.
- The app image defaults to ghcr.io/gkhankinay/postqueen-app:latest, the same multi-arch image the Docker install pulls.
- Ingress stays off until you ask for it. Set ingress.enabled, then bring your own class, hosts, annotations and TLS.
- The usual knobs are exposed as values: replica count, service type and port, persistence and extra volumes.
- The chart is Apache-2.0, so it stays reusable even though the app itself is AGPL-3.0.
How to try it
The chart repo README carries the exact OCI reference for 1.0.5 next to the full values table and every default. If you would rather read the templates before they touch a cluster, clone the repo and install from the working copy instead.
git clone https://github.com/GkhanKINAY/postqueen-helmchartcd postqueen-helmcharthelm install postqueen ./charts/*Once the release settles, helm list shows it and kubectl get pods shows the app next to its database and cache. Override any default with a values file and helm upgrade.
Chart source, the values table and the OCI install line live at https://github.com/GkhanKINAY/postqueen-helmchart. The app itself is at https://github.com/GkhanKINAY/postqueen-app, and self-hosting postqueen stays free under AGPL-3.0.