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Namerd is a service that resolves logical names to concrete addresses. By having Linkerd use Namerd for name delegation, we reduce the load on service discovery backends and can use Namerd as a central place to control routing across a fleet of linkers.

Namerd supports pluggable modules for dtab storage, naming and service discovery, and servable interfaces. For example, Namerd can be configured to use ZooKeeper for storage, ZooKeeper Serversets for service discovery, and a long-poll thrift interface.

This chart will do the following:

• Create a deployment that provisions namerd with a default configuration and three replicas for HA.
• Create necessary RBAC for namerd
• Create namerctl (utility for controlling namerd) with a default config

This namerd helm chart adds the following:

• ability to override the ConfigMap to add the io.l5d.rewrite namer
• ability to add the io.l5d.mesh interface to the ConfigMap
• ability to expose the mesh and admin ports from the Deployment
• ability to override the command/args to add taskset to limit CPU count
• uses CRD instead of the removed ThirdPartyResource type
• RBAC to access CRDs
• ability to add DTABs and apply them automatically (currently done with a custom Job)

There are 2 steps to install this helm chart:

First, install the CRD (custom resource definition):

kubectl apply -f namerd-crd.yaml

Next, to install the chart with the release name my-namerd:

helm add repo <repo_name> https://applauseoss.github.io/helm-namerd/

helm repo update

helm install --name my-namerd <repo_name>/helm-namerd

To uninstall this helm chart,

helm delete --purge my-namerd

Configurable values are documented in the values.yaml.

Specify each parameter using the --set key=value[,key=value] argument to helm install.

Alternatively, a YAML file that specifies the values for the parameters can be provided while installing the chart. For example,

helm install --name my-namerd -f values.yaml <repo_name>/helm-namerd

Supported parameters are: