Helm chart for Flux on Ubuntu 24.04

Helm chart for Flux provides a Kubernetes-native GitOps solution for continuous delivery, enabling teams to declaratively manage applications and infrastructure using Git repositories. Flux automatically reconciles the desired state defined in Git with the actual state running in the Kubernetes cluster.

Using the Helm chart, Flux components such as source-controller, kustomize-controller, helm-controller, and notification-controller are deployed and managed consistently. This approach ensures reliable, auditable, and repeatable deployments while supporting modern DevOps and GitOps workflows.

Flux integrates seamlessly with Helm charts, Kustomize manifests, and OCI artifacts, making it ideal for managing cloud-native applications across development, staging, and production environments.

Features of Helm chart for Flux:

• Kubernetes-native GitOps continuous delivery platform.
• Automated synchronization between Git repositories and cluster state.
• Native support for Helm charts, HelmRelease, and Kustomize.
• Multi-tenancy and namespace-scoped deployments.
• Built-in reconciliation, drift detection, and rollback support.
• Secure integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and OCI registries.

To verify Flux installation and operation, use the following steps:

 Check Flux components: $ kubectl get pods -n flux-system

Check Flux version:
$ kubectl describe deployment source-controller -n flux-system | grep Image

List Git sources:
$ kubectl get gitrepositories -A

List Helm releases:
$ kubectl get helmreleases -A

Disclaimer: Flux is provided as an open-source GitOps platform and runs inside a Kubernetes cluster. Users are responsible for configuring Git repositories, access credentials, RBAC policies, and security settings. It is recommended to follow GitOps best practices, enable audit logging, restrict repository access, and monitor cluster reconciliation activities when deploying Flux in production environments.