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# Rancher Cluster Templates Helm Chart
| Type | Chart Version | App Version |
| :---------: | :-----------: | :---------: |
| application | `0.7.2` | `0.7.2` |
⚠️ This project is still in active development. As we continued to develop it, there will be breaking changes. ⚠️
## Supported Providers
### Currently Available
- AWS Commercial
- AWS GovCloud
- Harvester
- Digital Ocean
- VMWare vSphere
- Custom
### Pending Validation
- Microsoft Azure
## Installing the Chart
### Helm Install via Repository
```bash
helm repo add cluster-templates https://rancherfederal.github.io/rancher-cluster-templates
helm upgrade -i cluster cluster-templates/rancher-cluster-templates -n fleet-default -f values.yaml
```
## Helm Install via Registry
```bash
helm upgrade -i cluster oci://ghcr.io/rancherfederal/charts/rancher-cluster-templates -n fleet-default -f values.yaml
```
## Helm Chart Deployment Status
```bash
helm status cluster -n fleet-default
```
## Uninstalling the Chart
```bash
helm delete cluster -n fleet-default
```
## Chart/Cluster Secrets Management
### Cloud Credentials
If you do not have Cloud Credentials already created within the Rancher Manager, you can create them via `kubectl` with the command(s) below. Eventually, we will be moving these options with the Helm Chart!
#### For AWS Credentials
```bash
# with long-term credentials (accessKey and secretKey)
kubectl create secret -n cattle-global-data generic aws-creds-sts --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-defaultRegion=$REGION --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-accessKey=$ACCESSKEY --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-secretKey=$SECRETKEY
kubectl annotate secret -n cattle-global-data aws-creds provisioning.cattle.io/driver=aws
```
```bash
# with temporary credentials (accessKey, secretKey, sessionToken)
kubectl create secret -n cattle-global-data generic aws-creds --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-defaultRegion=$REGION --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-accessKey=$ACCESSKEY --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-secretKey=$SECRETKEY --from-literal=amazonec2credentialConfig-sessonToken=$SESSIONTOKEN
kubectl annotate secret -n cattle-global-data aws-creds provisioning.cattle.io/driver=aws
```
#### For Harvester Credentials
```bash
export CLUSTERID=$(kubectl get clusters.management.cattle.io -o=jsonpath='{range .items[?(@.metadata.labels.provider\.cattle\.io=="harvester")]}{.metadata.name}{"\n"}{end}')
kubectl create secret -n cattle-global-data generic harvester-creds --from-literal=harvestercredentialConfig-clusterId=$CLUSTERID --from-literal=harvestercredentialConfig-clusterType=imported --from-file=harvestercredentialConfig-kubeconfigContent=harvester.yaml
kubectl annotate secret -n cattle-global-data harvester-creds provisioning.cattle.io/driver=harvester
```
#### For Digital Ocean Credentials
```bash
kubectl create secret -n cattle-global-data generic digitalocean-creds --from-literal=digitaloceancredentialConfig-accessToken=$TOKEN
kubectl annotate secret -n cattle-global-data digitalocean-creds provisioning.cattle.io/driver=digitalocean
```
#### For VMWare vSphere Credentials
```bash
kubectl create secret -n cattle-global-data generic vsphere-creds --from-literal=digitaloceancredentialConfig-accessToken=$TOKEN
kubectl annotate secret -n cattle-global-data vsphere-creds provisioning.cattle.io/driver=digitalocean
```
### Registry Credentials
If you are configuring an authenticated registry and do not have Registry Credentials created in the Rancher Manager, you can create them via `kubectl` with the command below:
```bash
kubectl create secret -n fleet-default generic --type kubernetes.io/basic-auth registry-creds --from-literal=username=USERNAME --from-literal=password=PASSWORD
```