Helmsman 4.4.1

Helmsman is a software tool developed by Helmsman that helps manage and automate Kubernetes deployments.

With Helmsman, you can easily manage and deploy Helm charts, automate Kubernetes configuration updates, and visualize your deployments.

Helmsman works by using a declarative YAML file that describes your desired Kubernetes state and then applying the changes through Helm charts.

Some of the main features of Helmsman include automatic rollback on failure, support for complex dependencies and ordering, and the ability to manage multiple environments.

Helmsman can be easily installed using Docker or Homebrew. Detailed installation instructions can be found in the official documentation.

Yes, Helmsman is an open-source project licensed under the MIT License. The source code is available on GitHub for contributions and community collaboration.

Yes, Helmsman is cloud-agnostic and can be used with any Kubernetes cluster on various cloud providers, on-premises, or even locally using tools like Minikube or Kind.

Helmsman itself is a command-line tool that supports any programming language or technology stack that can be deployed on Kubernetes.

While some familiarity with Helm charts and Kubernetes is beneficial, Helmsman aims to be user-friendly and provides comprehensive documentation and examples to help users get started.

For more information about Helmsman, you can visit the official website, read the documentation, or join the community on GitHub for discussions and support.