Following the upcoming changes to the Bitnami Catalog, the German company CloudPirates has published a small collection of freely usable, open-source helm charts, based on official container images. From the readme: >A curated collection of production-ready Helm charts for open-source cloud-native applications. This repository provides secure, well-documented, and configurable Helm charts following cloud-native best practices. This project is called "nonami" ;-) Now before you get your hopes up, **I don't think this project is mature enough to replace your Bitnami helm charts yet.** The list of Helm charts currently include * MariaDB * MinIO * MongoDB * PostgreSQL * Redis * TimescaleDB * Valkey which is way fewer than Bitnami's list of over 100 charts, and missing a lot of common software. I'm personally hoping for RabbitMQ to be added next. I haven't used any of the charts but I looked through the templates for the MariaDB chart and the MongoDB chart, and it's looking very barebones. For example, there is no option for replication or high availability. The project has been public for less than a week so I guess it makes sense that it's not very mature. Still, I see potential here, especially for common software with no official helm chart. But based on my first impressions, this project will most likely not be able to replace your current Bitnami helm charts due to missing software/features/configurations. Keep in mind I only looked through two of the charts. If you're interested in the other available charts, or you have a very simple deployment, it might be good enough for you.

Hey All — I’m running a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster on-prem and looking to use GCP Secret Manager for centralized secret management. Has anyone successfully wired this up? Curious to hear if you’ve made it work and what setup or tooling you used . Appreciate any pointers!