# Helm setup

The first step is to add the Keyless helm repository to your helm repository list with the following command:

```bash
helm repo add keyless https://example.com (the actual FQDN will be shared upon request)
```

The charts can then be listed:

```bash
helm search repo keyless
```

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The list of needed values for each chart can be obtained by using the helm show values command:

```bash
helm show values keyless/core-daemon
```

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The reference `values.yaml` are to be saved and configured to the specific installation needs.\
Once the configuration is performed it can be applied by issuing:

```bash
helm upgrade --install <release-name (for example core-daemon)> keyless/core-daemon --atomic --wait
```

To allow container images to be pulled from our quay.io repository the creation of a registry secret is needed. This secret will contain the provided credentials in the format specified at the following link:

<https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/secret/#docker-config-secrets><br>