- Added a helm chart with some basic doc;

[Filipe-Souza]

Context

• Adds a helm chart to the project.

Choices

• Basically I use ArgoCD to deploy most of the projects and since I already developed the chart to my own use, I wanted to share it.

Test instructions

1. Git clone the repo;
2. Install Helm client and check if you have access to a Kubernetes cluster (tested on v1.29);
3. Create your values.override.yaml file and add the properties that are pertinent to your cluster;
4. Run the following command:
5. helm install --create-namespace --namespace palworld palworld chart/ --values values.override.yaml

Checklist before requesting a review

• I have performed a self-review of my code
• I've added documentation about this change to the README.
• I've not introduced breaking changes.

[thijsvanloef]

@Filipe-Souza thank you so much for taking the time to create this PR! I am not able to test this PR today, but I will definitely do so tomorrow!

[Twinki14]

Beat me to it, well done

[thijsvanloef]

@Twinki14 Would you mind reviewing this? I do not have a Kubernetes cluster available

[thijsvanloef]

Markdownlint found some warnings

[Filipe-Souza]

Updated the README with the lint specs

[Twinki14]

@Twinki14 Would you mind reviewing this? I do not have a Kubernetes cluster available

Apologies for being late to this, work has kept me insanely busy

This all looked pretty good to me, I liked the way the helm chart was setup, specifically having some good initial values for resource limits/requests & the way the overall chart has been laid out

Also, you can spin up a local k8s cluster in latest docker-desktop versions! https://docs.docker.com/desktop/kubernetes/ It's incredibly helpful and makes testing stuff like this very easy