Yes, Helm can use SSH Git repository URL to fetch charts. To use an SSH Git repository with Helm, first, you need to add the SSH key associated with the Git account to the machine where you want to run Helm. Then, you can provide the SSH Git repository URL as a parameter to the helm fetch
or helm install
command.
For example, to fetch a chart from an SSH Git repo, you can use the following command:
helm fetch ssh://user@ssh.repo.url/path/to/chart
Similarly, to install a chart from an SSH Git repo, you can use the following command:
helm install my-release ssh://user@ssh.repo.url/path/to/chart
Note that you may need to configure your Git credentials to authenticate with the SSH Git repo, depending on how the repo is set up.
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