GitLab deployment from marketplace is not linked in helm
Am trying to deploy gitlab from marketplace onto GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine). The deployment is successful.
post installation i tried using 'helm list'. However there is no data returned. 
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Yes, the links between helm and marketplace deployment is broken.
So use plain helm install for installing the gitlab.
below is the command i used for installing:
helm upgrade --install gitlab gitlab/gitlab --namespace gitlab ^
--timeout 600 ^
--set global.hosts.domain=xxxx.com ^
--set global.hosts.externalIP=xx.xx.xx.xx^
--set certmanager-issuer.email=xx@xxxx.com ^
--set global.email.from=xx@xxxx.com ^
--set global.smtp.address=smtp.xx.xx^
--set global.smtp.enabled=true ^
--set global.smtp.port=xxx^
--set global.smtp.authentication=plain ^
--set global.smtp.starttls_auto=true ^
--set global.smtp.user_name=xx@xxxx.com ^
--set global.smtp.password.key=password ^
--set global.smtp.password.secret=smtp-secret ^
--set global.email.reply_to=xx@xxxx.com ^
--set gitlab-runner.runners.privileged=trueI was able to follow this documentation after installing GitLab from GCP Marketplace.
As suggestion, do make sure you create a new cluster for it, so that the Tiller pod can be scheduled properly.
Keep in mind that you can check if the pods are properly deployed using this command: kubectl -n kube-system get po
When the Tiller is running, you would need to install Chart, which you can then do an 'helm list'.