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Airflow Helm Chart - Kustomize Overlays

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Airflow Helm Chart - Kustomize Overlays

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Not distributed with chart releases. This directory lives in the source repository as a reference for users but is not packaged or published as part of the official Airflow Helm chart release artifacts. Consume it directly from the repository at the tag that matches your chart version.

This directory contains Kustomize overlays that complement the Airflow Helm chart for components that are not Airflow-native.

The motivation, criteria, and lifecycle for these overlays are defined in CONTRIBUTING.rst in this directory.

Available overlays

+----------+----------------------+----------------------------------------------+ | Overlay | STATUS | Purpose | +==========+======================+==============================================+ | keda | not-tested (PoC) | Autoscaling for Celery workers via KEDA. | +----------+----------------------+----------------------------------------------+

Each overlay directory contains its own README.rst with usage details and a migration guide from the equivalent chart-side configuration.

Using an overlay

The overlays are designed for the "standalone addition" pattern. They do not modify resources rendered by the chart. A typical workflow is:

  1. Install the Airflow chart as usual.
  2. Reference the overlay from your own kustomization.yaml and apply the substitutions described in the overlay's README.rst (release name, namespace, secret references).
  3. Apply the rendered manifests with kubectl apply -k against the same namespace as the chart release.

Status conventions

Each overlay carries a STATUS.yaml file that declares its verification level:

  • tested - the overlay is verified in Apache Airflow CI against the current chart version.
  • not-tested - the overlay builds successfully but has no functional CI coverage. Treat it as a starting point that you adapt to your environment.
  • deprecated - the overlay is scheduled for removal. The STATUS.yaml file carries a message field pointing to the replacement.

See CONTRIBUTING.rst <CONTRIBUTING.rst>_ for the full status grammar and lifecycle.