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This package manager project was created by a company named Deis during the year 2015, which was later acquired by Microsoft. Microsoft began working on the project, with initial commit recorded on October 20, 2015, and released it at KubeCon on November under the brand name Helm Classic.
In January 2016, Helm Classic was merged with Google's Deployment Manager for Kubernetes, which is now called Helm. Helm later joined CNCF on June 1, 2018, released Helm Hub, now known as Artifact Hub and achieved graduated status within CNCF in April 2020.
This package manager project was created by a company named Deis during the year 2015, which was later acquired by Microsoft. Microsoft began working on the project, with initial commit recorded on October 20, 2015, and released it at KubeCon on November under the brand name Helm Classic.
In January 2016, Helm Classic was merged with Google's Deployment Manager for Kubernetes, which is now called Helm. Helm later joined CNCF on June 1, 2018, released Helm Hub, now known as Artifact Hub and achieved graduated status within CNCF in April 2020.
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Here are the various methods for installing Helm software:
Please download the binary for each release from here, based on the target machine, operating system, and compute architecture.
Verify the checksum and signature mentioned in the release to ensure integrity and security.
Extract the downloaded compressed binary file.
tar-zxvf<file-name>.tar.gz
If you are running it on Linux or macOS, find the helm file in the extracted folder and move it to the destination where you host all your executables, ensuring that your shell is set to include its path.
mvhelm/usr/local/bin/
If you are running it on Windows, double-click the .exe file inside the extracted folder, then follow the instructions and configurations provided by the installer.
Here is how to run a installer script that automatically fetch the latest version of Helm, operating system and compute architecture information and installs it.