Where is the echo-server.tgz file ???
n 8.1 … “Working with Helm and Charts”. I run the following :
I am currently in LAB 8.1 "Working With Helm and Charts"
I am using the latest version of helm : Helm v4.1.4
The lesson uses : Helm v3.19.0
Commands in the LAB:
helm repo add ealenn https://ealenn.github.io/charts
then
helm repo update
and …
helm upgrade -i tester ealenn/echo-server --debug
However, echo-server’s .tgz file is nowhere to be found in :
CHART PATH: /home/student/.cache/helm/repository/
They mention that the .tgz might be under a different name. However. there is no .tgz file present after running the command.
Are the instructions wrong?
Answers
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Hi @toddrickson,
I am using the latest version of helm : Helm v4.1.4
This decision is causing the inconsistencies you are experiencing. Helm v4 introduced significant changes from v3, that includes helm's local cache filesystem and how charts are stored and used. The output snippets provided for validation are consistent with the software version suggested in the lab instructions. Deviating from the instructions provided in the lab guide typically lead to such inconsistencies.
Regards,
-Chris0 -
Got it. Will uninstall and install the version mentioned in the lesson.
Regards,
Todd
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Question:
What is the linux command to uninstall Helm v4.1.4 ?
I tried :
student@cp:~$ helm version
version.BuildInfo{Version:"v4.1.4", GitCommit:"05fa37973dc9e42b76e1d2883494c87174b6074f", GitTreeState:"clean", GoVersion:"go1.25.9", KubeClientVersion:"v1.35"}
student@cp:~$ helm list --all-namespaces
NAME NAMESPACE REVISION UPDATED STATUS CHART APP VERSION
student@cp:~$ helm uninstall v4.1.4
Error: uninstall: Release not loaded: v4.1.4: release: not found
student@cp:~$ helm uninstall go1.25.9
Error: uninstall: Release not loaded: go1.25.9: release: not found
student@cp:~$ helm uninstall v1.35
Error: uninstall: Release not loaded: v1.35: release: not found0 -
Hi @toddrickson,
The
helm uninstall ...command only removes an application release from the cluster, it does not remove itself.The linux command to uninstall a utility from a linux host depends on the linux distribution - essentially it is the package manager, but it removes packages it installed in the first place.
However, you can revisit Step 3 and remove the helm binary, then Step 2 to remove the compressed archive and the expanded directory. If you installed helm by other means, then reverse those installation steps to remove the utility from the system.
Regards,
-Chris0 -
This worked. I am back on track, thank you!
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