Releases: RADAR-base/radar-helm-charts
radar-rest-sources-authorizer-0.2.0
A Helm chart for the front-end application of RADAR-base Rest Sources Authorizer which is a portal to authorize the Fitbit connector to read data from Fitbit accounts.
radar-output-0.1.1
A Helm chart for RADAR-base output restructure service. This application reads data from intermediate storage and restructure the data into project-> subject-id-> data topic -> data split per hour. This service offers few options to choose the source and target of the pipeline.
radar-jdbc-connector-0.1.1
A Helm chart for RADAR-base JDBC Kafka connector. This is a fork of the Kafka JDBC connector which allows data from topics to be imported into JDBC databases (including TimescaleDB databases which is used in the dashboard pipeline).
radar-integration-0.1.1
A Helm chart for RADAR-Base REDCap survey integration application.
radar-gateway-0.1.4
A Helm chart for RADAR-base gateway. REST Gateway to Kafka, for incoming participant data. It performs authentication, authorization, content validation and decompression. For more details of the configurations, see https://github.com/RADAR-base/RADAR-Gateway/blob/master/gateway.yml.
radar-fitbit-connector-0.1.1
A Helm chart for RADAR-base fitbit connector. This application collects data from participants via the Fitbit Web API.
radar-backend-0.1.1
A Helm chart for RADAR-Base backend services which provides a layer to monitor and analyze streams of wearable data and write data to storage.
management-portal-0.1.3
A Helm chart for RADAR-Base Management Portal to manage projects and participants throughout RADAR-base.
kube-prometheus-stack-0.1.0
A Helm chart for Prometheus operator stack. This chart is an overlay for original kube-prometheus-stack chart. It defines some the default values for namespaces to monitor, alert templates, Nginx configuration and authentication and a few extra charts for Grafana. For more details on how to customize those values refer to original chart.
kafka-manager-2.1.4
A tool for managing Apache Kafka.