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Cloud-Native Microservices With Kubernetes - 2nd Edition

A Comprehensive Guide to Building, Scaling, Deploying, Observing, and Managing Highly-Available Microservices in Kubernetes

Everything You Need to Know to Start Using Helm
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Understanding What's Installed and How

To get more visibility into what Helm is installing or will install, you can use the helm get manifest command. The general syntax is:

helm get manifest [RELEASE_NAME] [flags]

For example, to see the manifest of our my-wordpress release, run the following command:

helm get manifest my-wordpress

The output will be a long YAML document containing all the Kubernetes resources generated by the release. To filter the output and see only the created resources from Helm's perspective, use:

helm get manifest my-wordpress | grep '^kind:'

To show exactly which Helm templates were used to create the resources, run:

Cloud-Native Microservices With Kubernetes - 2nd Edition

A Comprehensive Guide to Building, Scaling, Deploying, Observing, and Managing Highly-Available Microservices in Kubernetes

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