kubeblocks-manage-addons

Name: kubeblocks-manage-addons
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Author: ApeCloud

Manage KubeBlocks addons to install, upgrade, and configure database engines.

3|Updated Mar 12, 2026

Search Tags:#kubernetes #helm #upgrade #installation #addons #kubeblocks

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npx skills add https://github.com/apecloud/kubeblocks-skills --skill kubeblocks-manage-addons

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Skill: kubeblocks-manage-addons
Source: https://github.com/apecloud/kubeblocks-skills/tree/main/skills/kubeblocks-manage-addons
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/apecloud/kubeblocks-skills --skill kubeblocks-manage-addons

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill centralizes the installation, upgrade, and lifecycle management of KubeBlocks database addons, enabling users to enable or disable engines as needed without manual operator changes.

Core Features & Use Cases

Install, upgrade, or uninstall addons for KubeBlocks clusters.
List available addons and verify addon versions against KubeBlocks compatibility.
Scope operations to supported engines such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Kafka, and more.

Quick Start

Install or upgrade an addon by selecting a target addon and running the appropriate helm command through the runtime.

Frequently Asked Questions about kubeblocks-manage-addons

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I install KubeBlocks addons for database engines like MySQL or PostgreSQL?▼

You install KubeBlocks addons by selecting a target engine and running the appropriate Helm command through the runtime. This centralizes lifecycle management for databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL without manual operator changes.

What is the best way to upgrade KubeBlocks addons in a Kubernetes cluster?▼

The best way to upgrade KubeBlocks addons is by running the appropriate Helm upgrade command through the runtime. This allows you to configure database engines and verify addon versions against KubeBlocks compatibility within your Kubernetes cluster.

Do I need Helm v3 to manage KubeBlocks addons?▼

Yes, you need Helm v3 to manage KubeBlocks addons. The system depends on a functioning KubeBlocks operator and interacts with kubectl and Helm to list, install, upgrade, and uninstall database engines.

Can I list available addons and verify versions before upgrading KubeBlocks?▼

Yes, you can list available addons and verify addon versions against KubeBlocks compatibility. This ensures your database engines are supported before you proceed with installation or upgrades via Helm.

How do I uninstall or disable KubeBlocks addons for engines like Redis or MongoDB?▼

You uninstall or disable KubeBlocks addons by interacting with kubectl and Helm to handle cleanup in your cluster. This allows you to disable engines like Redis or MongoDB as needed without manual operator changes.

What KubeBlocks addon engines are supported for installation and configuration?▼

Supported KubeBlocks addon engines include MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, Kafka, and Qdrant. You can scope installation, upgrade, and configuration operations to these specific database engines within your cluster.