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Chainguard's redistribution of the Rancher Helm chart.
Rancher is an open-source, multi-cluster Kubernetes management platform that lets operators provision, upgrade, and manage clusters across on-premises, cloud, and edge environments from a single control plane. This chart installs the Rancher Server workloads (deployment, service, ingress) that expose the Rancher UI and API.
Authentication is required to access this chart. First, authenticate with Chainguard and configure your environment:
Rancher requires cert-manager when using the
default ingress.tls.source=rancher or letsEncrypt TLS options. Install it
before installing Rancher:
Once the release is ready, open https://<hostname> and log in with the
bootstrap password.
Chainguard's chart is a redistribution of the upstream Rancher chart -- all upstream values and documentation apply. A few common overrides:
| Value | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Fully-qualified name customers use to reach Rancher (drives the ingress). |
| Number of Rancher server replicas (default |
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| Initial admin password; a random one is generated when empty. |
| Enable API audit logging via the |
| Image pull secrets for the Rancher, shell, and audit-log images. |
For the complete list of values and their defaults, see the upstream values.yaml and the Rancher installation guide.
This chart is wired to the following Chainguard images:
cgr.dev/ORGANIZATION/rancher -- the Rancher Server (image.repository / image.tag).cgr.dev/ORGANIZATION/rancher-shell -- used by the postDelete and
preUpgrade Helm hook jobs.cgr.dev/ORGANIZATION/busybox -- default for the optional auditLog
sidecar; override auditLog.image.repository / auditLog.image.tag to
point at your preferred log-tailing image.2.12.13
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