BorisPolonsky/dify-helm

What is it?

Key features

• 01Deploys the full Dify stack, including API, web, worker, sandbox and plugin daemon, with one Helm install.
• 02Includes an Nginx proxy that routes requests to the API, web and plugin services.
• 03Works with external PostgreSQL or MySQL, and Redis in standalone or Sentinel mode.
• 04Supports several object storage backends such as S3, Azure Blob, GCS and Alibaba OSS.
• 05Supports a range of external vector databases, including Weaviate, Qdrant, Milvus and PGVector.

Use cases

• Running a self-hosted Dify instance on an existing Kubernetes cluster.
• Deploying Dify with managed PostgreSQL, Redis and object storage instead of in-cluster databases.
• Standing up separate Dify environments for staging and production with customized Helm values.

Quick start

1. 1

   Add the Helm repository

   helm repo add dify https://borispolonsky.github.io/dify-helm
2. 2

   Update the local repository index

   helm repo update
3. 3

   Install the Dify chart into your cluster

   helm install my-release dify/dify

Things to know

• !Requires a Kubernetes cluster (1.23+) and Helm 3.12+.
• !Deploys many components (API, web, worker, sandbox, plugin daemon), so self-hosting takes real setup effort.
• !Customized installs require reading the separate chart README.

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FAQ

What is dify-helm?

A Helm chart for deploying the Dify LLM app platform on Kubernetes, covering its API, web, worker, sandbox and plugin components. dify-helm is a Helm chart that deploys langgenius/dify, an LLM-based chatbot and application platform, onto a Kubernetes cluster. A single helm install command sets up the Dify API, web frontend, Celery worker and beat, sandbox for code execution, plugin daemon, agent backend, and an Nginx proxy that routes traffic between them.

Is dify-helm free to use? What license does it have?

dify-helm is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.

Is dify-helm still maintained?

Actively maintained. The last commit to dify-helm was on Oct 15, 2026.

What can I use dify-helm for?

Running a self-hosted Dify instance on an existing Kubernetes cluster. Deploying Dify with managed PostgreSQL, Redis and object storage instead of in-cluster databases. Standing up separate Dify environments for staging and production with customized Helm values.

How do I install dify-helm?

Add the Helm repository: helm repo add dify https://borispolonsky.github.io/dify-helm Update the local repository index: helm repo update Install the Dify chart into your cluster: helm install my-release dify/dify

Where can I get dify-helm?

The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/BorisPolonsky/dify-helm