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# Miniflux Helm Chart
This chart deploys Miniflux.
## Prerequisites
Before installing the chart, you must manually create the following:
1. **Database Password Secret:**
Create a secret that contains only the database password. The chart reads
this value and constructs the Miniflux `DATABASE_URL` internally at runtime:
```bash
kubectl create secret generic miniflux-db-password \
--from-literal=fluxdb_password='YOUR_PASSWORD' \
-n services
```
Replace `YOUR_PASSWORD` with your desired database password. You do not
need to provide a full DSN in the secret; the chart uses the password from
`fluxdb_password` to build:
`postgres://miniflux:${POSTGRES_PASSWORD}@miniflux-postgres:5432/miniflux?sslmode=disable`
2. **Admin Password Secret:**
Create a secret for the initial Miniflux admin user password. The chart
reads this secret into the `ADMIN_PASSWORD` environment variable during
the first startup to create the admin user. The admin username is set
to `admin` in the deployment template.
```bash
kubectl create secret generic miniflux-admin-password \
--from-literal=admin_password='YOUR_ADMIN_PASSWORD' \
-n services
```
Replace `YOUR_ADMIN_PASSWORD` with your desired password. The secret key
used by the chart is `admin_password`.
3. **Persistent Volume Directory:**
You must manually create the directory on your host system to be used by the persistent volume:
```bash
mkdir -p /data/nfs/k3svolumes/miniflux/data
```
## Installing the Chart
To install the chart with the release name `miniflux`, run the following command:
```bash
helm install miniflux . --namespace services --create-namespace
```
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