Tool cheatsheet

Helm 4 Cheatsheet

Install, upgrade, inspect and roll back Kubernetes applications packaged as Helm charts.

Repositories and charts

Check the Helm version — Print the Helm client version.
Add a chart repository — Register a repository of charts.
Update repository indexes — Fetch the latest list of charts from your repositories.
Search for a chart — Search the repositories you have added.
See a chart's default values — Print the values.yaml of a chart so you know what you can set.
Download a chart — Download and unpack a chart to inspect it.

Install a chart — Install a chart as a release in a new namespace.
Install with a values file — Override default values with your own file.
Override a single value — Set a value on the command line.
Install or upgrade — Upgrade a release, creating it if it does not exist. The usual command in CI.
Upgrade and roll back on failure — Wait for the release to become ready and roll back automatically if it fails.
Roll back a release — Return to an earlier revision. Find revisions with helm history.
Uninstall a release — Remove a release and the resources it created.

List releases — Show releases in all namespaces.
Show release status — Show the status and notes of a release.
Show release history — List the revisions of a release.
See values in use — Print the values the release was installed with. Add --all for computed defaults too.
See the deployed manifests — Print the Kubernetes manifests of a release.

Create a chart — Create a new chart with the standard layout.
Lint a chart — Check a chart for problems.
Render templates locally — Render the manifests without installing anything.
Dry-run an install — Simulate an install against the cluster and print the result.
Update chart dependencies — Download the charts listed in Chart.yaml.
Package a chart — Create a versioned .tgz archive of a chart.

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