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Helm is a popular tool for templating and packaging Kubernetes resources, but does it mean it's the best?

In this episode of KubeFM, Jacco draws a parallel between Helm and PHP and the similarity in which both tools became a success despite their focus on templating strings.

You will also learn:

- Helm's flaws and how you can avoid them.
- Alternative tools that can (partially) replace Helm.
- How to manage third-party packages and templating internal YAML resources.

Jacco shared several examples demonstrating duplication in Helm charts and a lack of structured typing.

Watch it here: https://kube.fm/helm-flawed-jacco

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