diff --git a/docs/pages/introduction/downloadinstallation.rst b/docs/pages/introduction/downloadinstallation.rst
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@@ -74,31 +74,29 @@ configure hoverctl to use the newly started Hoverfly Docker instance as a new ta
Kubernetes
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-You can use `Helm `_ to install Hoverfly directly to your Kubernetes cluster. Hoverfly chart is available from the
-official Helm incubator repo.
+You can use `Helm `_ to install Hoverfly directly to your Kubernetes cluster. A community-maintained
+chart is available on `Artifact Hub `_.
-Use ``helm repo add`` to add the incubator repo if you haven't done so:
+Use ``helm repo add`` to add the chart repository:
.. code:: bash
- helm repo add incubator https://kubernetes-charts-incubator.storage.googleapis.com/
-
+ helm repo add hoverfly https://afruktin.github.io/hoverfly-helm
Here is the command for a basic Hoverfly installation with the default settings:
.. code:: bash
- helm install incubator/hoverfly
+ helm install hoverfly hoverfly/hoverfly
-The default installation create a ``ClusterIP`` type service, which makes it only reachable from within the cluster.
+The default installation runs Hoverfly in webserver mode and creates a ``ClusterIP`` type service, which makes it only
+reachable from within the cluster.
After the installation, you can use port forwarding to access the application on localhost:
.. code:: bash
- kubectl port-forward $HOVERFLY_POD_NAME 8888 8500
-
-You can find the ``HOVERFLY_POD_NAME`` by doing ``kubectl get pod``
+ kubectl port-forward svc/hoverfly 8888 8500
-See more details on `Helm Charts project `_.
+See more details in the `chart documentation `_.