Installing Ontrack with Helm

Damien Coraboeuf

Jan 31, 2022 • 1 min read

Ontrack provides many ways for it to be installed: Docker, RPM/Debian, JAR, etc. You can also use Helm to deploy it on a Kubernetes cluster. It's as simple as running:

helm repo add ontrack https://nemerosa.github.io/ontrack-chart
helm install my-ontrack-release ontrack/ontrack

After a few minutes, the four main components of Ontrack will be available:

a PostgresQL 11 service
an ElasticSearch engine (single node)
a RabbitMQ message broker
and of course Ontrack

By default, no ingress is configured (that'll be the subject of another post), but you can port forward to the Ontrack service:

kubectl port-forward service/my-ontrack-release 8080:http

You can now access Ontrack at http://localhost:8080 using admin / admin as the default credentials.

For more information about the Ontrack Helm chart, check its repository at https://github.com/nemerosa/ontrack-chart.

You can now start injecting data from your CI pipelines into Ontrackk

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