While all examples here use
coreweave as the local repository name, you can substitute any pertinent name.Do not install the NVIDIA GPU Operator on CKS clusters
Add and search the repository
To add the CoreWeave Charts repository to Helm, addhttps://charts.core-services.ingress.coreweave.com with helm repo add:
helm search repo.
To list the entire contents of the CoreWeave repository, run helm search repo coreweave:
helm search repo coreweave/[NAME-OF-CHART]. Replace [NAME-OF-CHART] with the chart name, and add the -l flag to output the long format of the available charts list:
View charts
To view information about a given chart, usehelm show chart:
Keywords
Chart keywords indicate who develops and maintains a given chart, which determines where to direct support questions. Along with other applicable values, all the charts you can access on CoreWeave Charts contain one of the following keywords:coreweave- identifies a chart or application that’s fully developed and maintained by CoreWeave.vendored- identifies a chart or application that deploys an upstream third-party application. CoreWeave has curated a list of these, but they are not maintained by CoreWeave.
Chart support
If you’re experiencing issues with a specific chart, see thekeywords and maintainers sections of the application’s Chart.yaml file, or its dependency charts.
If you need further assistance, create a ticket with support.
CoreWeave can’t provide support for third-party applications. Our support team handles queries on the infrastructure on which your applications run, not the apps themselves.
Install applications with CoreWeave Charts
After you’ve identified the chart you want, install it into your cluster to deploy the application. To use a CoreWeave Helm chart for deploying an application, usehelm install:
--set or --set-string for changing the chart values: