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helm_chart_secret_management
infrastructure-helm-chart-secret-ma-when-deploying-litellm-with-bundled-postgres-db-de-931a1ac7
IFWhen deploying LiteLLM with bundled Postgres (db.deployStandalone=true), the Helm chart hardcodes the database secret name and keys, overwriting any pre-created secret.
THENEither use the workaround: after Helm install/upgrade, replace the chart-managed secret with your own credentials and restart the deployment. Alternatively, apply the proposed fix: extend the chart to support db.secret.* options even when deployStandalone=true, or auto-reuse the subchart's existingSecret with key remapping.
Tier 170%
helm_chart_secret_management
infrastructure-helm-chart-secret-ma-when-deploying-the-helm-chart-with-db-deploystanda-b71f976f
IFWhen deploying the Helm chart with db.deployStandalone=true, the chart hard-codes secret name and keys, overwriting any pre-created secret and blocking use of external secret management.
THENModify the Helm chart to support db.secret.name, db.secret.usernameKey, db.secret.passwordKey, and db.secret.adminPasswordKey in the deployStandalone branch (mirroring the useExisting API). If these are set, the Deployment should read credentials from the user-specified secret and keys; otherwise fall back to the current hard-coded default for backward compatibility.
Tier 170%
helm_chart_secret_management
infrastructure-helm-chart-secret-ma-when-deploying-litellm-with-bundled-postgres-db-de-3f43f857
IFWhen deploying LiteLLM with bundled Postgres (db.deployStandalone=true), the Deployment always pulls DB credentials from a hard-coded secret named <fullname>-dbcredentials, and pre-creating that secret is ineffective because Helm overwrites it on install/upgrade.
THENAfter running helm install/upgrade, immediately replace the chart-managed secret with the content of your real secret and restart the Deployment. Retrieve the actual credentials from your pre-existing secret (e.g., litellm-pg-auth), create or update the chart-expected secret (litellm-dbcredentials) with the correct keys (username, password, postgres-password), and then rollout restart the Deployment to pick up the new values.
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