Helm
Add chart repositories and install, upgrade, roll back, and uninstall Helm releases from a GUI.
Helm in Dockerman covers chart repositories and releases.
Dockerman downloads and manages the Helm binary automatically on first use, with SHA-256 checksum verification. You do not need to install Helm separately.
Repositories
Add the repositories you use most, then refresh them when you need the latest chart index.
Add a repository
Enter a repository name and URL, such as Bitnami, Jetstack, or ingress-nginx.
Update repositories
Refresh the chart index after you add or change a repository.
Remove a repository
Remove a repository when you no longer need it in Dockerman.
Browse charts
Search the indexes of added repositories and select a chart. The current browser does not promise an embedded README or a complete version browser.
Install a release
Pick a chart and version
Choose the chart offered by the current repository result. Confirm the effective version before installation.
Pick a release name and namespace
Set the release name and target namespace before you install.
Edit values.yaml
Dockerman loads the chart's default values into Monaco, then you override only the values you need.
Install
Start the release and wait for the command result. The UI does not expose a continuous Helm progress stream.
Upgrade and rollback
Open a release
Open the release detail view to see the current revision and history.
Upgrade
Edit the values and available chart reference, then run the upgrade. The current form does not promise a separate new-version picker.
Rollback
Choose a previous revision from the history and roll back to it.
Uninstall a release
Remove a release when you no longer need it in the cluster.
Uninstall deletes the Kubernetes resources created by Helm, but it does not always remove PersistentVolumeClaims or CRDs that the chart installed. Check the chart's docs for --keep-history or keepCRDs behavior before you remove a production release.