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enhancement: minimal how to deploy as a README.md to execserver #15

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# execserver

part of fylr that processes assets, e.g. to generate previews

## deployment

If you do not deploy execserver as part of the fylr helm chart, but separately, then use this helm chart.

1. get [values.yaml](https://github.com/programmfabrik/fylr-helm/blob/main/charts/execserver/values.yaml)
2. change at least `- host: chart-example.local`
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Is not required. The execserver does not need to be exposed to the WWW by an ingress rule. Instead, the user can simply use the service name + namespace as the address.

Example:

Let's assume that the user has set "exs-1" as the name and "customer-1" as the namespace. The resulting service address should be similar to:

exs-1.customer-1.svc:8070

3. install via helm:
```
helm repo add programmfabrik https://programmfabrik.github.io/fylr-helm

helm install execserver-helm programmfabrik/execserver -f values.yaml --namespace=execserver-helm --create-namespace
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-f values.yaml is not required. The default values should be sufficient for most installations.

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