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There are no special requirements for creating Helm Charts in ProGet, but you will need to follow [image naming conventions in your Values file](/docs/proget/feeds/helm#values-yaml) if you'd like ProGet to detect the container images that your chart references.

In general, we recommend creating simple charts from scratch instead of trying to modify or use a third-party chart you might find on [Artifact Hub](/docs/proget/feeds/helm#artifacthub).
In general, we recommend creating simple charts from scratch instead of trying to modify or use a third-party chart you might find on [Artifact Hub](/docs/proget/feeds/helm#artifacthub).

This involves using the [helm create](https://helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_create/) command. In the case of creating a chart `my-chart`, you would enter:

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Now upload your charts by using the [`pgutil packages upload`](/docs/proget/api/packages/upload) command:

```bash
$ pgutil packages upload --feed=internal-helm --input-file=./projects/helm-charts/mychart
$ pgutil packages upload --feed=internal-helm --input-file=./my-chart-1.15.3.tgz
```

If you're using ProGet 2023 or earlier, you can instead issue a `PUT` request with the package file as the content to the endpoint URL. For example:

```bash
curl https://proget.corp.local//helm/internal-helm --user api:abc12345 --upload-file ./projects/helm-charts/mychart
curl https://proget.corp.local//helm/internal-helm --user api:abc12345 --upload-file ./my-chart-1.15.3.tgz
```

This method also works in ProGet 2024 and later, should you prefer to use that. Note that neither the `helm push` nor the `helm-push` are compatible with ProGet feeds.

## Step 5: Adding the Helm Feed as a Repository

To install chart from your `internal-helm` feed, it needs to be registered as a repository. You can use the [`helm repo add`](https://helm.sh/docs/helm/helm_repo_add/) command to do this. We recommend using `proget` as the repository name or, if you have multiple Helm feeds configured, you should use `proget-«feed-name»` instead. For example, if adding your `internal helm` feed on the ProGet server `proget.corp.local`, you would enter:

```bash
$ helm repo add proget http://proget.corp.local/helm/internal-helm
```
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