k8s_stack_base
Neurwerk Kubernetes platform charts, release contracts, namespaces, defaults, and validation.
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Overview
Neurwerk Kubernetes platform charts, release contracts, namespaces, defaults, and validation. It ranks #77 on GitTiger, gaining +4 stars on October 27, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Python and has 22 forks. It was created 1mo ago.
What it is
neurwerk/k8s_stack_base holds the Neurwerk Kubernetes platform's Helm charts, release contracts, namespaces, defaults and validation. The README preview identifies the Base chart as the main Helm chart and the foundation of `neurwerk.base`, and points to the neurwerk.base website for more information.
Described capabilities
Beyond the chart itself and its release contracts, namespaces, defaults and validation, the supplied evidence is thin. The contribution process is spelled out: read CONTRIBUTING.md before proposing a change, and file reproducible bugs or clearly scoped feature requests through GitHub Issues. Repository metadata lists Python as the language and MIT as the license.
Getting started
No `helm` commands, chart repository URL, values reference or version requirements were supplied, so consult the README and the linked neurwerk.base site before installing anything. Because the evidence does not cover supported Kubernetes versions, upgrade paths, default resource sizing or what the release contracts enforce, those questions are best answered from the chart's own documentation rather than guessed here.
git clone https://github.com/neurwerk/k8s_stack_base.git
cd k8s_stack_base
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What is the Base chart?
According to the README preview, it is the main Helm chart and the foundation of neurwerk.base.
How do I install it?
Installation steps were not supplied. The README and the neurwerk.base website are the documented starting points.
How should I report a bug or request a feature?
Use GitHub Issues, with reproducible bugs or clearly scoped feature requests, per the README preview. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before proposing a change.
Which Kubernetes versions are supported?
That was not supplied in the evidence.