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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Feb. 20, 2018 -- Codefresh, the DevOps platform built for Kubernetes and Helm, announces it will be launching Helm Repositories alongside the hosted Docker registry, which launched last August and now stores over three million images. Adding hosted Helm Repositories to Codefresh’s platform will allow teams to manage releases from commit to deploy: building, storing and installing their own packaged applications for Kubernetes.
“When we added our managed Docker registry offering as an integral part of our platform, customers immediately recognized the value of having a single platform to manage their container lifecycle. Image management is one of our most popular features,” says Dan Garfield, VP of Marketing at Codefresh. “As Helm charts become the standardized way to define applications for Kubernetes, we want to deliver the same benefits for Kubernetes and Helm teams. Of course, this complements our support for connecting your own external Helm Repositories, whether they’re on Artifactory or your own private Chart Museum instances.”
Helm is a standard way of templating and defining applications built on top of Kubernetes. Engineering teams are now using Helm as a key element of their engineering process because it allows the full application stack to be reproducible, testable and packaged.
The Codefresh Helm Repository is currently accepting beta signups (https://codefresh.io/helm) on a waitlist and will launch soon after. The repository is built on top of the popular open source project Chart Museum and will include a number of contributions upstream.
“When I started the Chart Museum project, I knew there would be an opportunity to provide a hosted service for charts,” says Josh Dolitsky, Senior Software Engineer at Codefresh. “I’m building that out at Codefresh, and I'm excited to share contributions with the open source community.”
About Codefresh
Codefresh is a container-native CI/CD platform focused on delivering containers to Kubernetes. They offer a full toolchain for delivering containers including a free private Docker registry, Docker CI, Kubernetes CD, and Image Management to bring the entire software development process into a single view. More information at www.codefresh.io/helm.
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