Common applications, ready to launch on Kubernetes using Helm. See the charts directory for available packages.
# Add the Agglayer Helm repository
helm repo add agglayer https://agglayer.github.io/helm-charts
# Update your local Helm chart repository cache
helm repo update
# Install a chart
helm install my-release agglayer/<chart># Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/agglayer/helm-charts.git
cd helm-charts
# Install a chart from source
helm install my-release charts/<chart>This repository contains Helm charts for various Polygon infrastructure components:
- aggkit - Aggregation kit for Polygon CDK
- aggkit-prover - Prover component for aggkit
- agglayer - Aggregation layer service
- agglayer-prover - Prover for the aggregation layer
- agg-certificate-proxy - Certificate proxy for aggregation
- blockscout - Blockchain explorer
- bridge - Cross-chain bridge service
- bridge-tester - Testing tools for the bridge
- bridge-ui - Web UI for the bridge
- cdk - Polygon CDK node
- cdk-erigon - Erigon-based CDK node
- op-batcher - Optimism batcher component
- op-geth - Optimism geth node
- op-node - Optimism node
- op-secrets - Secrets management for Optimism
- op-succinct-proposer - Succinct proposer for Optimism
- op-succinct-server - Succinct server for Optimism
- pool-manager - Pool management service
- permissionless-nodes - Permissionless node deployment
- zkevm-explorer - ZK-EVM blockchain explorer
And various utility charts for GKE, service accounts, and more.
Each Helm chart contains one or more containers. Those containers use images provided by Polygon through its test & release pipeline. Source code can be found in the respective project in GitHub.
Some images are only available via private image repositories. In this case, your application will need to run within a Polygon-supported platform or you will need to build and store the image yourself. (This primarily applies to external parties, all internal Polygon applications should already have access. If you encounter issues or have questions, reach out to the SPEC team in Slack.) Images pulled from Polygon private image repositories are scanned for vulnerabilities at build-time and signed by Polygon for use.
- Kubernetes 1.23+
- Helm 3.8.0+
No surprises here, but you will need a kubernetes cluster. MicroK8s is great for working locally. Kubernetes clusters for dev, test, and production use are available for Polygon Engineering. Reach out to the SPEC team if you need assistance or clarification.
Helm is a tool for managing Kubernetes charts. Charts are packages of pre-configured Kubernetes resources. These packages are built to help you build and deploy common infrastructure resources in a safe, reliable, consistent manner. Head over to the helm website if you need to install helm.
Some packages may be available via private, internal registries within Polygon. Consult the README for your particular application for specific details.
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