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Kubernetes

Namespace setup​

First, create a namespace for the Selebrow service deployment:

kubectl create ns selebrow

You can skip this step by providing the --create-namespace flag with the helm install command later

By default, Selebrow will create browser pods in its own namespace. However, if you prefer, you can create a separate namespace for the browser pods:

kubectl create ns browsers

When installing the Selebrow Helm chart, pass the --set selebrow.namespace=browsers parameter to use a separate namespace.

Installing the Helm chart​

Make sure you have Helm version >= v3.8.0 installed.

You can preview available chart values by running the following command:

# this will show values for the latest Selebrow version
helm show values oci://ghcr.io/selebrow/helm-charts/selebrow

Install the Selebrow chart into the previously created namespace, providing any additional values as needed. For example:

# this will install the latest Selebrow version
helm install selebrow oci://ghcr.io/selebrow/helm-charts/selebrow -n selebrow \
  --set ingress.enabled=true \
  --set selebrow.namespace=browsers \
  --set templateValues.browser.env.TZ=America/Chicago

Helm chart version corresponds to the Selebrow application version, omitting v prefix. So you can install specific Selebrow version by specifying --version x.x.x parameter to Helm. For example to install Selebrow v1.4.0:

# this will install the Selebrow version v1.4.0, Chart versions omits v prefix
helm install selebrow oci://ghcr.io/selebrow/helm-charts/selebrow --version 1.4.0 ...