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Follow Helm specification (chart name, values, etc.) #309

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Pyrrha opened this issue Feb 4, 2025 · 0 comments
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Follow Helm specification (chart name, values, etc.) #309

Pyrrha opened this issue Feb 4, 2025 · 0 comments

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Pyrrha commented Feb 4, 2025

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Describe your problem

Some of the variables of values file are written in upper camel-case. The specification asks for lower camel-case.

It can be a little thing (even implying a major release, following semver versioning), but marks a really big difference for the deployment experience, when deploying multiple helm charts.

Indeed, a lot of projets follow the same naming convention, and we can find similar architecture in helm templates. Moreover, as Zitadel uses upper camel-case for application's variables, this will help to mark the difference between the deployment-related values, and the application-related values.

Another idea could be to inherit from @bitnami pattern, a reputed organisation that produces stables charts which uses a global variable expansion to handle multiple deployments similarly.

All those little points also may add value for a potential CNCF incubation, as it could help empowering the project adoption.

Describe your ideal solution

As an Ops, I want to have a homogenous infra-as-code flow to handle several deployments the same way, reducing cognitive complexity.

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