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Deploy any Helm chart — and keep it healthy.
Browse curated repos — Atmosly, Bitnami, Elastic, Prometheus — or connect your own public or private repo. Deploy a chart to any cluster and namespace with the values you want, watch its health, and roll back a bad release in one click. Private clusters deploy through the agent.
- ✓ Curated & your own repos
- ✓ Deploy to any cluster
- ✓ Health-tracked & reversible
Bitnami
ingress-nginx
Bitnami
cert-manager
Prometheus
kube-prometheus-stack
Bitnami
postgresql
Bitnami
redis
Elastic
elasticsearch
Prometheus
loki
Atmosly
atmosly-agent
One catalog, every source
Curated repos — plus your own
Start from repos Atmosly keeps current, add any public or private repo your teams already use, and publish your internal charts alongside them. One place to find and deploy everything.
Curated repos
Atmosly, Bitnami, Elastic, and Prometheus charts kept current — the add-ons most platforms run, ready to deploy.
Your repositories
Connect any public or private Helm repo with credentials — your sources show up in the same browse-and-deploy flow.
Your own charts
Publish internal charts with their default values so teams self-serve them exactly like any catalog entry.
Deploy & track
Install it, then actually watch it run
Pick a chart, choose a cluster and namespace, set your values, and give it an app name. Atmosly deploys it through GitOps — and reports live ArgoCD health, so a deploy isn't done when the command returns, it's done when the app is Healthy.
AppChart · repoNamespaceVersionHealth
edge-ingress
Healthy
monitoring
Healthy
session-cache
Progressing
logs
Healthy
v19.0.2
Deployed today · 14:20
Currentv18.4.0
Apr 22 · values changed
Roll backv18.1.3
Apr 3 · initial install
Roll back
What teams deploy
The add-ons a platform actually runs on
The essentials in one place — curated and current, so you spend time using them, not hunting for the right chart and version.
Ingress & networking
ingress-nginx, cert-manager, service mesh — the front door for your workloads.
Observability
kube-prometheus, Loki, Grafana, Elasticsearch — metrics and logs that work together.
Data & caching
PostgreSQL, Redis, and the stateful add-ons your services depend on.
Security & secrets
external-secrets, policy controllers, and scanners — wired into your clusters.
The payoff
From "helm install" to "Healthy" — tracked
Curated + yours
Atmosly, Bitnami, Elastic, Prometheus & your repos
Live health
ArgoCD status on every deployed app
One-click
rollback to any previous version
Any cluster
public or private — private deploys via the agent
Same control plane
Helm Marketplace is one of three cores
Provision, ship, and run share one UI, one audit trail, and one permissions model.
Questions
What teams ask about the marketplace
Can I add my own public or private repos?
Yes. Connect any public repo by URL, or a private one with credentials, and its charts appear in the same browse-and-deploy flow as the curated repos. You can also publish your own internal charts with their default values for teams to self-serve.
How is a deployed chart's health tracked?
Deployments are reconciled through GitOps, so each app reports live ArgoCD health — Healthy, Progressing, Degraded, Suspended, or Missing — alongside its deploy phase. You see the real state of the release, not just whether the install command succeeded.
Can I update values or roll back?
Both. Edit a release's values to roll out a new version, and every version is kept in history — so if a change misbehaves, you roll back to a previous one in a click. Update and delete are permissioned separately from deploy.
Does it work on private clusters?
Yes. For a cluster with no public API endpoint, deployments route through the in-cluster agent instead of a direct connection — so you deploy and track charts on private clusters exactly as you would on public ones.
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Connect a cluster, read-only to start. Browse the catalog, deploy a chart to a namespace, and watch it go Healthy — then try a one-click rollback. Free, no sales call.