helm camunda chart giving error during deployment
I am trying to deploy my camunda Kubernetes cluster using helm charts but getting errors again and again. I am pasting the error screenshot down below. Please check and reply if you know how to resolve this issue.
Thanks
Solution
Use
kubectl get secrets
to check existing secrets. It looks like the secret camunda-bpm-platform-db-credentials already exists.
You should then be able to use
kubectl delete camunda-bpm-platform-db-credentials
to clean this up.
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