I have a simple Helm chart that consists of a Deployment and a ConfigMap. The ConfigMap looks like this:
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
name: {{ .Values.APP_NAMESPACE }}-config
data:
LOGGED_OUT_MSG: "{{ .Values.LOGGED_OUT_MSG }}"
The ConfigMap is mounted as an envfrom
in the Pod template:
...
envFrom:
- configMapRef:
name: {{ .Values.APP_NAMESPACE }}-config
For one of my non-production environments I have the file override.yaml
:
# override.yaml
LOGGED_OUT_MSG: "You are logged out (DEV)"
I then do a Helm upgrade like this:
$ helm upgrade -f override.yaml mychart .
What I assumed would happen was that if I make a change to override.yaml
and run the above helm upgrade
command that Helm would notice that the value of LOGGED_OUT_MSG
has changed and do a rolling restart of my Pods. However, that does not happen. Instead, I have to manually delete the Pods so that the change comes through.
Is there a way to run helm upgrade
so that changes in override.yaml
trigger Helm to do a rolling restart of the Pods?