DevOps & Site Reliability · PPL

Helm Kubernetes Package Manager Certification

A specialist program designed to develop practical Helm skills for packaging, configuring, deploying, upgrading, and managing Kubernetes applications efficiently across multiple environments.

  • 3 DaysDuration
  • PPLAccredited
  • 3 LanguagesArabic · English · Hindi
  • ₹13,999.00 Per delegate

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— The journey

Course Outline

What the programme covers, module by module.

Module 1: Introduction to Helm

  • Helm fundamentals
  • Kubernetes package management
  • Helm use cases
  • Application packaging
  • Deployment automation
  • Helm ecosystem

Module 2: Helm Architecture

  • Helm CLI
  • Charts
  • Releases
  • Repositories
  • Kubernetes API interaction
  • Helm workflow

Module 3: Installing & Configuring Helm

  • Helm installation
  • Environment requirements
  • Kubernetes connectivity
  • Helm commands
  • Client configuration
  • Installation validation

Module 4: Working with Helm Charts

  • Chart concepts
  • Chart structure
  • Chart.yaml
  • templates directory
  • values.yaml
  • Chart metadata

Module 5: Creating Your First Helm Chart

  • helm create
  • Generated chart structure
  • Kubernetes manifests
  • Chart configuration
  • Chart customization
  • Chart deployment

Module 6: Helm Values

  • Default values
  • Custom values
  • Values files
  • Command-line overrides
  • Nested values
  • Configuration management

Module 7: Helm Template Fundamentals

  • Go templates
  • Template expressions
  • Variables
  • Pipelines
  • Functions
  • Template rendering

Module 8: Advanced Helm Templates

  • Conditional statements
  • Loops
  • Ranges
  • With blocks
  • Template functions
  • Complex configurations

Module 9: Built-in Objects & Functions

  • Release object
  • Values object
  • Chart object
  • Capabilities
  • Template object
  • Built-in functions

Module 10: Named Templates & Helpers

  • _helpers.tpl
  • Named templates
  • define
  • template
  • include
  • Reusable template logic

Module 11: Managing Helm Releases

  • Installing releases
  • Listing releases
  • Release status
  • Release history
  • Release configuration
  • Release lifecycle

Module 12: Upgrades & Rollbacks

  • helm upgrade
  • Configuration updates
  • Release revisions
  • helm rollback
  • Deployment recovery
  • Upgrade strategies

Module 13: Helm Repositories

  • Repository concepts
  • Adding repositories
  • Updating repositories
  • Searching charts
  • Repository management
  • Chart distribution

Module 14: Chart Dependencies

  • Dependency concepts
  • Dependency declarations
  • Subcharts
  • Parent charts
  • Dependency updates
  • Shared configuration

Module 15: Helm Hooks

  • Hook concepts
  • Pre-install hooks
  • Post-install hooks
  • Upgrade hooks
  • Delete hooks
  • Hook execution

Module 16: Helm Testing & Validation

  • helm lint
  • Template validation
  • helm template
  • Dry runs
  • Helm tests
  • Deployment verification

Module 17: Managing Kubernetes Resources with Helm

  • Deployments
  • Services
  • ConfigMaps
  • Secrets
  • Ingress
  • Stateful workloads

Module 18: Helm Security

  • Secure chart practices
  • Secrets considerations
  • RBAC
  • Repository security
  • Chart provenance concepts
  • Dependency security

Module 19: Helm with CI/CD

  • Pipeline integration
  • Automated packaging
  • Chart validation
  • Repository publishing
  • Automated deployment
  • Release automation

Module 20: Helm with GitOps

  • GitOps principles
  • Helm in Argo CD
  • Declarative releases
  • Environment configuration
  • Git-based values
  • Automated synchronization

Module 21: Troubleshooting & Best Practices

  • Failed installations
  • Template errors
  • Upgrade failures
  • Dependency problems
  • Debugging commands
  • Chart design practices

Module 22: Practical Helm Deployment Project

  • Chart creation
  • Template development
  • Values configuration
  • Application deployment
  • Upgrade and rollback
  • Deployment troubleshooting
— 01.2 · Is it right for you?

Who it's for & what's included

Pick a delivery method to see exactly who it suits and everything you receive.

Who it's for

Classroom

Best for learners who want face-to-face tuition and to network with peers in person.

What's included

Everything you get

  • Live instructor on-site
  • Printed workbook & materials
  • Group exercises & case studies
Who it's for

Online Instructor-Led

Best for learners who want a live instructor and a fixed schedule, without the travel.

What's included

Everything you get

  • Live instructor via video call
  • Digital workbook & resources
  • Session recordings
Who it's for

Self-Paced

Best for self-motivated learners who need maximum flexibility around work and life.

What's included

Everything you get

  • On-demand video lessons
  • Interactive quizzes
  • 24/7 access on any device
— What you will master

Course Objectives

01

Understand Helm architecture and its role in Kubernetes package management.

02

Create, configure, and deploy reusable Helm charts.

03

Use values, templates, functions, and helpers to customize Kubernetes resources.

04

Manage Helm releases throughout installation, upgrade, and rollback operations.

05

Configure repositories, dependencies, hooks, and reusable subcharts.

06

Validate and troubleshoot Helm charts and application deployments.

07

Integrate Helm into CI/CD and GitOps-based delivery workflows.

08

Apply secure and maintainable practices for Kubernetes application packaging.

— Your learning path

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— Questions answered

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Helm?
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that simplifies the packaging, configuration, deployment, upgrading, and management of Kubernetes applications using reusable charts.
Who should attend this course?
The course is suitable for DevOps engineers, Kubernetes administrators, site reliability engineers, cloud engineers, platform engineers, and technical working professionals.
Do I need Kubernetes knowledge?
Yes. Basic knowledge of Kubernetes resources, YAML, containers, and command-line operations is recommended before learning Helm.
Which Helm topics are covered?
The course covers charts, templates, values, releases, repositories, dependencies, hooks, testing, upgrades, rollbacks, security, CI/CD integration, and GitOps.
What practical skills will I develop?
You will develop skills in creating Helm charts, templating Kubernetes resources, managing application releases, automating deployments, integrating Helm with delivery pipelines, and troubleshooting deployment issues.
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