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How to deploy Sentry on a Kubernetes cluster using helm

In this post we will see step-by-step how to deploy your own sentry on a kubernetes cluster. Sentry is a cross-platform crash reporting and aggregation platform. We will use helm to do so.

1- Prerequisites

• Helm

You should be familiar with Helm and have installed it. Helm is a
package manager for Kubernetes. For more information about helm installation, please visit the official docs here

• A running k8s cluster

In our case we have EKS cluster running on AWS

2- Sentry repo

We are going to use the following helm chart: https://github.com/sentry-kubernetes/charts

Run the following command to get the helm repository

helm repo add sentry https://sentry-kubernetes.github.io/charts

In our case we have customized the `value.yml` to meet our need. So here it is

Run the following command to install it:

helm install --namespace sentry sentry -f ./value.yml sentry/sentry

Concretely we have configured:

• Ingress to use nginx controller with the target domain on which you can access sentry later
• Sendgrid as a mail provider
• Configured slack for issue alert notification, you should create a dedicated slack app to get the mentioned credentials
• An external Postgres Instance

That’s all folks!

Please, feel free to comment if you have a question.