This is an example of a private helm charts repository. The http server clones a private GitHub or BitBucket repo and serve the files.
$ export GIT_REPO=
$ export GIT_USERNAME=
$ export GIT_PASSWORD= #token for GitHub or password for BitBucket
$ export GIT_TYPE= #github or bitbucket
$ npm install
$ node index.js
Build and run the container
$ docker build -t ****/privatehelmrepo .
$ docker run -e GIT_REPO=**** -e GIT_USERNAME=**** -e GIT_PASSWORD=**** -e GIT_TYPE=**** ****/privatehelmrepo
edit the deployment.yaml, service.yaml and secret.yaml files
$ kubectl create -f secret.yaml
$ kubectl create -f deployment.yaml
$ kubectl create -f service.yaml
Set up the server to point to the charts folder. From there, you can
create and publish charts like this:
$ helm create mychart
$ helm package mychart
$ mv mychart-0.1.0.tgz charts
$ helm repo index charts --url http://some-internal-ip
$ git add -i
$ git commit -av
$ git push origin masterNow you can do a helm repo add helmreponame http://some-internal-ip/charts