
Feyzi Arman developed a new configuration option for the grafana/helm-charts repository, introducing a podDisruptionBudget.enabled flag to the tempo-distributed Helm chart. This feature allows users to explicitly disable PodDisruptionBudget creation for individual components, addressing operational flexibility in Kubernetes environments. Feyzi implemented the change at the Helm templates level, updating values.yaml to expose the new configuration surface while ensuring backward compatibility by defaulting the flag to true. The work, delivered in YAML and leveraging DevOps and Kubernetes expertise, reduces operational risk in complex deployments and maintains existing behavior, reflecting thoughtful engineering and a clear understanding of user deployment needs.
December 2025 monthly summary for grafana/helm-charts: Delivered a new PodDisruptionBudget.enabled flag in the tempo-distributed chart, enabling users to disable PDBs for components. This adds explicit user control over PDB creation while preserving current behavior by default (enabled when replicas > 1). Implemented at templates level and added values.yaml entries for each component. Chart version bumped to 1.59.0. This work reduces operational risk in complex deployments and improves flexibility for edge cases, without introducing customer-visible regressions.
December 2025 monthly summary for grafana/helm-charts: Delivered a new PodDisruptionBudget.enabled flag in the tempo-distributed chart, enabling users to disable PDBs for components. This adds explicit user control over PDB creation while preserving current behavior by default (enabled when replicas > 1). Implemented at templates level and added values.yaml entries for each component. Chart version bumped to 1.59.0. This work reduces operational risk in complex deployments and improves flexibility for edge cases, without introducing customer-visible regressions.

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