feat: add Kubernetes deployment support for Azimutt

[matthisholleville]

Introduced Kubernetes deployment capabilities for Azimutt, including Helm chart development for streamlined deployment and management. This enhancement simplifies the process of deploying Azimutt on Kubernetes clusters, offering scalable and efficient deployment options for users.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced deployment instructions for the Azimutt application on Kubernetes within the README.
  • Added a new Helm chart configuration for easy deployment and management of the Azimutt application.
  • Included detailed configuration options for database, authentication, email notifications, and more in the values.yaml file.
  • Added Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for dynamic scaling based on resource usage.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced README documentation with a new section on Kubernetes deployment.
  • Created README templates and detailed instructions for using the Azimutt Helm chart.

• Chores

  • Updated .gitignore to exclude specific chart-related files, improving repository management.
  • Introduced a new .helmignore file to streamline the Helm packaging process by excluding unnecessary files.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the Azimutt Helm chart with improved configuration options for Kubernetes deployment. Key additions include a .helmignore file to streamline packaging by excluding unnecessary files, comprehensive templates for deployment, service management, and autoscaling, as well as detailed documentation in README.md and values.yaml. These improvements facilitate easier and more customizable management of the Azimutt application.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.gitignore, .helmignore	Added entries to ignore specific chart-related files and directories, improving repository management.
README.md, README.md.gotmpl	Introduced a new README file and template, enhancing documentation for deploying Azimutt on Kubernetes.
charts/azimutt/Chart.yaml, values.yaml	Created a Helm chart configuration file with metadata and dependencies for Azimutt, and defined various deployment parameters in values.yaml.
templates/*.yaml	Introduced templates for deployment, service, HPA, and service account creation, enabling flexible resource management in Kubernetes.
templates/_helpers.tpl	Added helper functions for consistent naming and labeling across Kubernetes resources to streamline deployment practices.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Helm
    participant Kubernetes

    User->>Helm: Install Azimutt chart
    Helm->>Kubernetes: Deploy resources (Deployment, Service, HPA)
    Kubernetes->>Kubernetes: Create Pods
    Kubernetes->>User: Application running

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where code hops and plays,
New charts bloom in the sunny rays.
With Helm's magic, we'll soar and glide,
Deploying Azimutt with joyful pride!
Configs abound, like carrots in spring,
Let’s celebrate this wondrous thing! 🌼✨

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