# OvalEdge App Deployment using Helm Chart

This article describes how to deploy OvalEdge applications using Helm charts. It outlines the required configuration steps and commands for installing and verifying the application in a Kubernetes environment. The procedure ensures consistent deployment and validation of application components.

## Prerequisites

* Access to the Kubernetes cluster with required permissions
* Helm installed and configured
* kubectl CLI installed and configured
* Namespace created in the cluster
* Helm chart package provided by the OvalEdge GCS team
* Access to the container registry for pulling application images

## Steps Involved

1. Download Helm Chart
   * Download the Helm chart package provided by the OvalEdge GCS team.\
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2. Configure Deployment Files
   * Update the required configuration values in the Helm chart files:
     * Configure image pull secrets
     * Set the application image
     * Set the askEdgi image
     * Set the Elasticsearch (ES) image
   * Ensure all values are updated in the respective configuration files before proceeding.&#x20;

3. Install the Application
   * Run the following command to deploy the application using Helm:

     ```
     sudo helm install oe ovaledge -n <namespace>
     ```

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4. Verify Pod Status
   * Check the status of the deployed pods:

     ```
     sudo kubectl get pods -n <namespace>
     ```

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5. Check Application Logs
   * Verify the application logs to ensure a successful startup:

     ```
     sudo kubectl logs -f <pod_name> -n <namespace>
     ```

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6. Validate Application Access
   * After successful deployment, access the application in a web browser after a few minutes.

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