How mathesh-me/helm-mongo-admin works
This is a Helm chart for deploying Mongo Express with MongoDB on Kubernetes. The main workflow is an operator installing the chart, which provisions the web and database workloads and exposes the web interface for browser access. The chart also configures database credentials and persistent storage. The README and file tree establish the intended resources and settings, but source excerpts were unavailable, so detailed manifest wiring is not inferred.
Main entry points: Chart.yaml Chart definition · db-depl.yaml MongoDB workload · pvc.yaml Volume claim · web-depl.yaml Mongo Express workload
Components 12
Application workloads
- MongoDB workload
templates/db-depl.yaml - Mongo Express workload
templates/web-depl.yaml
Services and access
- Database service
templates/db-svc.yaml - Web service
templates/web-svc.yaml
Credentials and storage
- Database credentials
templates/db-secrets.yaml - Database configuration
templates/db-config.yaml - Persistent volume
templates/pv.yaml - Volume claim
templates/pvc.yaml
Other components
- Helm operator
- Chart definition
Chart.yaml - Deployment settings
values.yaml - Admin user
Connections 15
- Helm operator → Chart definition: installs
- Chart definition → Deployment settings: configures
- Chart definition → MongoDB workload: renders
- Chart definition → Mongo Express workload: renders
- Chart definition → Database service: renders
- Chart definition → Web service: renders
- Chart definition → Database credentials: renders
- Chart definition → Database configuration: renders
- Chart definition → Persistent volume: renders
- Chart definition → Volume claim: renders
- Admin user → Web service: accesses
- Mongo Express workload → Database service: connects
- MongoDB workload → Volume claim: claims storage
- Volume claim → Persistent volume: binds
- Database credentials → MongoDB workload: provides credentials