helm-chart: Allow users to change apache service type #5166
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Signed-off-by: Yannik Buerkle <[email protected]>
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Hi, this helm chart is not intended to run behind an ingress and we also don't have plans to make ingress for it officially supported. |
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I am using nextcloud-aio via the Helm chart in a Kubernetes environment. As I am using Nextcloud behind a kubernetes ingress controller, there is no need for my nextcloud-aio-apache to be a LoadBalancer service. As I have no Load Balancer IP addresses free, nextcloud-aio-apache service is pending (and so is the
helm install) until I manually change the type toClusterIP.Therefore I introduced a helm variable to change the apache service type.