This Helm chart deploys Overleaf on a Kubernetes cluster using Traefik for ingress and cert-manager for SSL certificate management. It also utilizes CSI CephFS for persistent storage.

Prerequisites

Kubernetes cluster
Helm 3.x
Traefik installed in the cluster
Cert-manager installed in the cluster
CSI CephFS storage class configured

Installation

To install the Overleaf Helm chart, follow these steps:

Clone the repository:

git clone <repository-url>
cd overleaf-helm-chart

Update the dependencies (if any):
```
helm dependency update
```

Install the chart:

helm install overleaf ./overleaf-helm-chart

You can customize the installation by providing your own values.yaml file:

helm install overleaf ./overleaf-helm-chart -f custom-values.yaml

Configuration

The following configuration options are available in values.yaml:

image.repository: The Docker image repository for Overleaf.
image.tag: The Docker image tag for Overleaf.
mongo.storage.size: The size of the persistent volume for MongoDB.
redis.storage.size: The size of the persistent volume for Redis.
overleaf.storage.size: The size of the persistent volume for Overleaf data.
ingress.enabled: Enable or disable ingress.
ingress.hosts: The hostnames for the ingress resource.
certManager.enabled: Enable or disable cert-manager integration.

Usage

After installation, you can access Overleaf through the configured ingress hostname. Make sure that your DNS is set up to point to the Traefik ingress controller.

Uninstallation

To uninstall the Overleaf Helm chart, run:

helm uninstall overleaf

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue for any enhancements or bug fixes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.