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There were already a number of Helm Charts available to deploy Airflow on Kubernetes, such as the Bitnami one and a user community one. These Helm Charts are definitions of Kubernetes resources which can be used to easily install applications on the Kubernetes cluster. Recently Apache Airflow released an own 'official' Helm Chart as well, with lots of functionality that can be enabled with minimal configuration. With this introduction it feels like deploying the tool on Kubernetes is a great option that has a great future ahead.
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