Updated the Paperless AI Helm chart version from 0.1.4-test1 to 0.1.5
to reflect the latest changes. The environment variable configuration
for PUID and PGID has been updated from 0 to 1000 and 2000, respectively,
to align with common user and group IDs used within Docker containers.
Additionally, the security context for the pod is now enabled to
enhance security practices by running the container with the
specified user and group IDs. This change may impact existing
deployments that relied on the previous settings.
This commit introduces a new volume mount for a logs directory in the
paperless-ai Helm chart. The deployment configuration is updated to
include a `logs-dir` volume that is mounted at `/app/logs`, allowing
for the collection and management of logs generated by the application.
Additionally, the version of the chart has been incremented to
`0.1.4-test1` to reflect this change.
The build workflow is also modified to trigger on pushes to the
`patch-paperless-ai` branch, ensuring that changes can be tested
separately from the main branch. These adjustments enhance
observability and facilitate better troubleshooting by storing logs
in a dedicated directory. No breaking changes are introduced.
Updated the Helm version from 3.18.3 to 3.18.4 in multiple
workflow files related to building Helm charts for
audiobookshelf, dokuwiki, excalidraw, keycloak, and paperless-ai.
This update was necessary to ensure compatibility with the latest
features and bug fixes introduced in Helm 3.18.4. Additionally,
minor formatting adjustments were made to maintain consistency
across the files. There are no breaking changes expected, and
these updates help keep our CI/CD pipelines up-to-date with the
latest Helm functionality.
This commit introduces a new Helm chart for deploying paperless-ai, an AI-
enhanced document management system based on paperless-ngx. The chart
includes:
- Complete deployment configuration with configurable replicas
- Persistent volume support for data storage
- Secret management for API tokens and keys
- Environment variable configuration via ConfigMaps and Secrets
- Ingress configuration options
- Support for both OpenAI and Ollama AI providers
- Customizable system prompts and document processing settings
- CI workflow for automated chart packaging and publishing
The chart enables Kubernetes users to easily deploy and configure the
paperless-ai system with proper separation of configuration and secrets.
