What breaks without openclaw kubernetes helm
OpenClaw missing from Kubernetes-managed infrastructure. Manual kubectl apply for bot updates. No Helm values schema for multi-environment config.
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Kubernetes-native OpenClaw deployment × Helm lifecycle management with rollback support ÷ 45-minute install ÷ no custom k8s manifests needed = bot deployments that match your existing stack.
Security check — openclaw kubernetes helm
Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only.
Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm Kubernetes ≥1.25; Helm ≥3.12; OpenClaw ≥1.2 compatibility.
Quick start — openclaw kubernetes helm in 45–90 minutes
Setup time: 45–90 minutes
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You need:
- Kubernetes cluster (≥1.25)
- Helm ≥3.12
- kubectl configured
- Docker registry access
Install the package:
helm repo add openclaw https://serhanekicii.github.io/openclaw-helm
helm repo update
helm install my-openclaw openclaw/openclaw -f my-values.yaml
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Create a values.yaml with your adapter configuration
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Store adapter credentials as Kubernetes Secrets
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Run helm install with your values file
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Verify pod status with kubectl get pods
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Check logs with kubectl logs -l app=openclaw
Compatibility & status
Works with: Kubernetes ≥1.25; Helm ≥3.12; OpenClaw ≥1.2
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Last updated: Oct 2025
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FAQ — openclaw kubernetes helm
Can I run multiple bot instances with different adapters on the same cluster?
Yes. Deploy multiple Helm releases with different values.yaml configurations.
Does this chart support HPA (Horizontal Pod Autoscaling)?
Yes. Configure the hpa section in values.yaml with CPU/memory thresholds.
Can I use this with k3s or MicroK8s?
Yes. The chart targets standard Kubernetes APIs and works with any CNCF-conformant distribution.