Helm install options

The chart is published as an OCI artifact:

helm install kubeatlas oci://ghcr.io/lithastra/charts/kubeatlas \
  --version 1.3.0 \
  --namespace kubeatlas --create-namespace

This page documents every value the chart honours. Defaults err on the side of "secure and unexposed" — see secure defaults below.

Reference

Pick the most useful subset for your situation; the rest take their defaults.

image

Key	Default	Notes
image.repository	ghcr.io/lithastra/kubeatlas	Set this to point at a mirror or private registry.
image.tag	"" (uses Chart.AppVersion)	Pin to an immutable digest in production.
image.pullPolicy	IfNotPresent
imagePullSecrets	[]	Reference Secrets that already exist in the namespace.

service

Key	Default	Notes
service.type	ClusterIP	The schema rejects NodePort and LoadBalancer on purpose; expose via Ingress + auth.
service.port	80
service.containerPort	8080	Matches the binary's listen address.

ingress

Key	Default	Notes
ingress.enabled	false	See security warning before flipping this.
ingress.acknowledgeNoBuiltinAuth	false	Must be true to enable the Ingress — the schema enforces it via if/then.
ingress.className	""	Maps to a controller installed in the cluster (e.g. nginx, traefik, alb).
ingress.annotations	{}	Controller-specific config.
ingress.hosts	one example host	Standard host + paths[].path + pathType shape.
ingress.tls	[]	TLS secret references. cert-manager integration is on the v1.0 roadmap.

Per-controller example values:

• F5 NGINX
• Traefik
• AWS ALB

rbac and serviceAccount

Key	Default	Notes
rbac.create	true	Disables only if you're managing the ClusterRole/ClusterRoleBinding out-of-band.
serviceAccount.create	true
serviceAccount.name	""	Empty → derived from the release name.
serviceAccount.annotations	{}	For IRSA / Workload Identity.

The ClusterRole's verbs are hard-coded to [get, list, watch] inside the template. There is no values toggle: the read-only invariant is a product promise, not a knob.

Security context

Defaults are tightened — the schema refuses to relax them below the spec's bar (runAsNonRoot=true, readOnlyRootFilesystem=true, drop: [ALL]). You can change UIDs / GIDs, but you cannot toggle the hardening off.

resources

Key	Default
resources.requests.cpu	100m
resources.requests.memory	128Mi
resources.limits.cpu	500m
resources.limits.memory	512Mi

A 1000-resource cluster steady-states at ~110 MB; raise the memory limit if your fleet is significantly larger.

networkPolicy

Key	Default	Notes
networkPolicy.enabled	true	Default-deny inbound to the KubeAtlas Pod.
networkPolicy.ingressNamespaceLabel	""	Namespace label that allows traffic in. Disable the whole thing for ALB / external load balancers — see the ALB example.

persistence

Key	Default	Notes
persistence.enabled	false	Tier 1 is in-memory only. PostgreSQL + Apache AGE is Tier 2 / v1.0 — see roadmap.

Probes and scheduling

livenessProbe and readinessProbe map to /healthz and /readyz. /readyz only flips ready after the informer's initial sync, so a green readiness gate means the graph is fully populated.

nodeSelector, tolerations, and affinity follow the standard Helm chart shape.

Secure defaults summary

Five things are pinned together by values.schema.json so flipping any one in isolation either fails the schema or silently has no effect:

1. service.type is restricted to ClusterIP.
2. ingress.enabled=true requires ingress.acknowledgeNoBuiltinAuth=true.
3. ClusterRole verbs are template-fixed at [get, list, watch].
4. Pod and container securityContext defaults are non-root + read-only root + dropped capabilities.
5. The chart never installs a database; persistence is disabled.

Operators who need to weaken any of these have to touch multiple values. That friction is intentional — see Phase 1 §2.3 in the spec for the rationale.

Uninstall

helm uninstall kubeatlas -n kubeatlas
kubectl delete namespace kubeatlas

The in-memory graph disappears with the Pod; nothing persists.