This is a helm chart for Gluetun. This is helm chart is still a project under construction, and is definitely beta.

Initially, this chart sets up a VPN proxy which can be reached from inside the K8s cluster, or from anywhere on the LAN if you add a loadbalancer.

https://github.com/sypticus/gluetun-helm.git

git clone https://github.com/sypticus/gluetun-helm.git
helm install gluetun-proxy ./gluetun-helm/gluetun --set vpn.openvpn.user=$MULLVAD_ACCOUNT_NUMBER -n proxy --create-namespace`

This may take a minute or two to start up.

To confirm vpn proxy, port forward the pod and use it as a proxy

POD=$(kubectl get pods -l app.kubernetes.io/instance=gluetun-proxy  -o jsonpath="{.items[0].metadata.name}" -n proxy)
kubectl -n proxy port-forward $POD 8888

#In another window
curl icanhazip.com --proxy localhost:8888

You should see a new IP address. Check the pod logs for any failures if not.

In order to set the correct values for your instance, create a values.yaml to override the defaults. This will also allow you to create a service that you can forward calls to.

helm install gluetun-proxy ./gluetun-helm/gluetun -f my_values.yaml

helm delete gluetun-proxy

Documentation of configs can be found on the Gluetun wiki (https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun-wiki/) Further info can be found in the included values.yaml https://github.com/sypticus/gluetun-helm/

The following are the config values which can be set in the helm chart. All other config values can be passed in as environmental variables using the vpn.extra_env field.