Deploying PII Catalog on Kubernetes with Helm in Minutes

A blank terminal. The cursor blinks. You’re about to deploy PII Catalog with a Helm chart in less time than it takes to refill your coffee.

The PII Catalog Helm Chart deployment process is straightforward but exact. With the right commands, you can have a sensitive data scanning and classification service running in Kubernetes without manual YAML sprawl. Helm abstracts the complexity, packaging Kubernetes manifests into a versioned, reusable chart.

First, ensure Helm is installed and your kubeconfig points to the correct cluster. Confirm with:

helm version
kubectl config current-context

Add the PII Catalog Helm repository:

helm repo add pii-catalog https://charts.pii-catalog.dev
helm repo update

Inspect available chart versions:

helm search repo pii-catalog

Choose a version, then create a values.yaml file to configure your deployment. Common settings include:

• replicaCount: Align with workload scale.
• resources: Set CPU and memory limits for predictable performance.
• ingress: Enable and configure ingress for service access.
• piiDetection: Define detection rules for regulated data types.

Deploy with:

helm install pii pii-catalog/pii-catalog -f values.yaml

Verify deployment:

kubectl get pods -l app=pii-catalog
kubectl logs <pii-catalog-pod>

Helm makes upgrades equally simple:

helm upgrade pii pii-catalog/pii-catalog -f values.yaml

Rollback if required:

helm rollback pii <revision>

The PII Catalog Helm Chart streamlines secure, compliant Kubernetes deployments. You avoid drift, codify configuration, and keep detection logic consistent across environments.

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