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Overview

Helm repositories allow you to store and manage Helm charts that can be deployed across your organization. Configure repositories once at the organization level to make charts available for all projects and environments. Helm Repository Management

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Supported Repository Types

Qovery supports the following Helm repository types:
  • HTTP (standard Helm repositories)
  • OCI_ECR (AWS Elastic Container Registry - Private)
  • OCI_SCALEWAY (Scaleway Container Registry)
  • OCI_DOCKER_HUB (Docker Hub)
  • OCI_PUBLIC_ECR (AWS Elastic Container Registry - Public)
  • OCI_GENERIC_CR (Generic OCI registry)
  • OCI_GITHUB_CR (GitHub Container Registry)
  • OCI_GITLAB_CR (GitLab Container Registry)

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Create a Helm Repository

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Access Organization Settings

Navigate to Organization Settings → Helm Repositories
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Add Repository

Click the Add button to create a new Helm repository connectionHelm Repository Creation
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Configure Repository

Provide the required information:
  • Name: Descriptive name for the repository
  • Description: (Optional) Brief description
  • Kind: Select repository type (HTTP or OCI variant)
  • URL: Repository URL
  • Credentials: (Optional) Username and password if required
If a Helm repository is public, you don’t need to fill in credentials.
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Optional Settings

Skip TLS Verification: Enable this option if you’re using self-signed certificates
This is equivalent to the --insecure-skip-tls-verify Helm argument.
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Save Repository

Click Save to add the repository to your organization
Once added, the Helm repository will be available for all projects and environments in your organization.

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Modify an Existing Repository

To edit a Helm repository:
  1. Locate the repository in the Helm Repositories list
  2. Click the Edit button (wheel icon)
  3. Update repository details as needed
  4. Save changes
Edit Helm Repository
Updating repository credentials will affect all Helm services deployed from this repository. Verify credentials before saving.

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Delete a Helm Repository

To remove a Helm repository:
  1. Locate the repository in the list
  2. Click the Delete button (trash icon)
  3. Confirm deletion
Before deleting a repository, make sure there are no Helm services within your organization using charts stored in this repository. Deletion may prevent updates or redeployments of affected services.

Helm Services

Deploy applications using Helm charts

Container Registry

Manage container registries

Cloud Credentials

Manage cloud provider credentials

Git Repository Access

Configure Git repository access