Chart.yaml
values.yaml
values.yaml
file to include configuration values for MongoDB. Customize the values as per your
requirements.
primary.persistence.size
) isn’t a bad idea considering that disks are cheap in any
cloud. It is also slightly trickier to increase volume sizes at later point in time due to some Kubernetes
limitations. So we recommend you pick a good number here from the start.charts/
directory.
values.yaml
file.
For example, if using a ConfigMap to store environment variables for your application, you might update it like
this,
your-app-mongodb-0
.
Congratulations! You have successfully added MongoDB to your existing Helm chart. 🚀
This integration allows your application to use MongoDB for NoSQL database management, managed efficiently with Helm.
Customize the MongoDB configuration further by modifying the values.yaml
file as needed.
For more detailed configurations and advanced settings, refer to the
Bitnami MongoDB Helm chart documentation.