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Deploying an application into a Kubernetes cluster requires sending amanifest file to the cluster's control plane interface. This action istypically performed through a kubectl client which is configured and authorizedto communicate with the control plane's Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Anapplication typically requires many Kubernetes resources such as pods,deployments, secrets, service and volumes. Configuring each of these throughmanifest files requires complex scripting, especially when there are numerousresources needed.  A solution to the complex management tasks is Helm. Helm provides both a tooland underlying framework that packages the necessary manifest files. Thesepackages are deployed through a single step install command which abstracts allthe underlying control plane interaction from the user. Similar to applicationinstalls through Debian's package manager dpkg, packages are shared throughlocal and remote repositories and allow the user to easily install, update,delete or handle concurrent versions.

Helm -- What It Can Do and Where Is It Going?