core-keeper-helm

Helm chart for running a dedicated Core Keeper server on Kubernetes

Status

⚠ Experimental

Values

Name	Description	Default
image.repository	Dedicated server image repo/name	tedtramonte/core-keeper-server
image.tag	Dedicated server image tag
coreKeeper.worldName	BROKEN Server name	Core Keeper Server
coreKeeper.worldSeed	BROKEN Random seed to use for world generation	0
coreKeeper.maxPlayers	BROKEN Maximum number of players for server	100
coreKeeper.persistence.resources	Requests/limits for persistent data volume	requests: { storage: 1GiB }
coreKeeper.persistence.storageClassName	Storage class for PVC (optional)
vpa.enabled	Create VerticalPodAutoscaler recommender policy	false

Versioning

The Helm chart uses a fixed version of the Core Keeper dedicated server, so it's necessary to use helm upgrade to update to a new version.

See appVersion in Chart.yaml for the current Core Keeper server version. (This is a Steam build ID, so does not align to the in-app version numbers for Core Keeper.)

If you want to try out a new version before the Helm chart is updated, see the Docker Hub listing for tedramonte/core-keeper-server for available tags. Then, override the image.tag value with a values.yaml or --set image.tag=.... Do this at your own risk, as there might be breaking changes in the image that require chart upgrades!

Install

⚠ Helm v3.8.0+ is recommended!

Older versions might work with the HELM_EXPERIMENTAL_OCI=1 environment variable set

helm -n core-keeper \
  install \
    core-keeper \
    oci://ghcr.io/milas/charts/core-keeper \
    --create-namespace

Upgrade

helm -n core-keeper \
  upgrade \
    core-keeper \
    oci://ghcr.io/milas/charts/core-keeper

Acknowledgments

• Docker Image: tedtramonte/core-keeper-server