Configure helm repository

Specifies the helm chart repository that is used to push and save the built helm charts of the solutions.

Open the helm-repository-controller
Use POST method Create a Helm Repository for creating the configuration.

Request parameters


Parameter	TYPE	Description
`helmRepositoryName`	path parameter (String)	The name of the configuration, must be `ssob-sdo-helm-push`
`data`	body parameter (YAML)	The configration values (Body Parameters)

Configuration Parameters (body parameter)

The following table lists the required configurable parameters for the helm repo configuration.


Parameter	Description
`endpoint`	The address of the internal s3 service (minio) of the installation, e.g. `gitlab-minio-svc.foundation.svc.cluster.local:9000`
`mode`	Used storage for the helm charts (possible value `s3`)
`s3.accessKey`	Access key for the s3 storage (see Getting accessKey and secretAccessKey for minio)
`s3.bucketName`	Used bucket name of the s3 storage (you should ensure that the bucket is already present), e.g. `helm-charts-default`
`s3.disableSsl`	Specifies if ssl is disabled
`s3.region`	Region of the s3 storage (region in default installation is `us-east-1`)
`s3.secretAccessKey`	Secret access key for the s3 storage (see Getting accessKey and secretAccessKey for minio)

Example body parameter

endpoint: gitlab-minio-svc.foundation.svc.cluster.local:9000
mode: s3 
s3:  
    accessKey: <ACCESS_KEY>  
    bucketName: helm-charts-default  
    disableSsl: true
    region: us-east-1   
    secretAccessKey: <SECRET_KEY>

Getting accessKey and secretAccessKey for minio

The values for accessKey and secretAccessKey can be found in the minio secret of the namespace where minio was installed, e.g.

For a minio service provided by GitLab the values can be found in a yet exisiting secret, that is located in the namespace where GitLab was installed. By default the secret ends with -minio-secret.

oc -n gitlab get secret gitlab-minio-secret -o jsonpath='{.data.accesskey}'| base64 -d

oc -n gitlab get secret gitlab-minio-secret -o jsonpath='{.data.secretkey}'| base64 -d

The values of the secret have to be base64 decoded.