[Tools] Drunk Charts: A Reusable Helm Library for Kubernetes Deployments

📰 Dev.to · Steven Hoang

Learn to use Drunk Charts, a reusable Helm library for Kubernetes deployments with AI-powered plugins

intermediate Published 18 May 2026
Action Steps
  1. Install Helm on your Kubernetes cluster
  2. Explore the drunk-lib and drunk-app Helm charts
  3. Configure values.yaml using Claude Code AI plugins
  4. Deploy an application using Drunk Charts
  5. Validate and test your deployment
Who Needs to Know This

DevOps engineers and Kubernetes administrators can benefit from this library to streamline their deployment processes

Key Insight

💡 Drunk Charts provides a library-first approach to Kubernetes deployments with OCI distribution and AI-powered plugins for values.yaml generation and validation

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Streamline your Kubernetes deployments with Drunk Charts and AI-powered plugins!

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Learn to use Drunk Charts, a reusable Helm library for Kubernetes deployments with AI-powered plugins

Full Article

A deep dive into drunk-lib and drunk-app Helm charts — a library-first approach to Kubernetes deployments with OCI distribution and Claude Code AI plugins for values.yaml generation and validation.
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