> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cybus.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cybus.io/2-4-1/cybus-helm-charts/connectware-helm-chart.md).

# Connectware Helm Chart

The `connectware` Helm chart orchestrates Connectware on Kubernetes. As a complex application with a wide range of use cases, it offers a lot of configuration parameters that you may or may not need to get familiar with depending on your use case. It also includes the `connectware-agent` and `connectware-toolkit` Helm charts as optional subcharts.

We recommend getting familiar with it in a test environment before attempting a production deployment.

The `connectware` Helm chart is located at `oci://repo.cybus.io/charts/connectware`.

## Subcharts

The `connectware` Helm chart includes the following optional subcharts. Each has its own chapter that documents its configuration values, regardless of whether you install it as a subchart or as a standalone Helm installation:

* [connectware-agent Helm Chart](/2-4-1/cybus-helm-charts/connectware-agent-helm-chart.md) — Mass-orchestrates [Connectware Agents](/2-4-1/documentation/agents.md) using a defaults-and-overrides configuration model. Configure it under the `connectwareAgent` value of the `connectware` chart.
* [connectware-toolkit Helm Chart](/2-4-1/cybus-helm-charts/connectware-toolkit-helm-chart.md) — Deploys a `connectware-toolkit` container that ships with CLI tools for debugging Connectware on Kubernetes. Configure it under the `toolkit` value of the `connectware` chart.


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