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This is a CDK8s project that defines a Kubernetes deployment for Valheim using the lloesche/valheim-server image.
A default deployment can be created with:
new ValheimChart(app, 'valheim')
Default deployment will produce a server configured with all default environment variables. The container will request resources for the games minimum recommended specs of 2 CPU and 4GB of memory.
Settings can be customized by passing in a ValheimChartProps
object. This will allow you to configure all supported environment customizations and container configurations
new ValheimChart(app, 'valheim', {
server: {
name: 'K8S Valheim',
worldName: 'K8S',
password: {
raw: 'password',
},
},
})
By default, the server will store its data on a host path. This is not recommended as your world data can easily be lost.
This chart allows for storing the data on a PersistentVolumeClaim. Two pvcs can be created, one for the world data and one for the configuration. The world data is mounted at /opt/valheim/data
directory and the configuration is mounted at /config
directory.
To create these, the PVCs can be configured as follows:
new ValheimChart(app, 'valheim'. {
persistence: {
server: {
storageClass: "my-class",
},
config: {
storageClass: "my-class",
},
},
})
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A package that vends a Valheim server chart.
We found that cdk8s-valheim demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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