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Deploying Leap
This section describes the steps required to upgrade HCL Leap , and the Leap Portlet for use with WebSphere® Portal .
Kubernetes Helm deployment
The Kubernetes container platform allows orchestration features for the automated deployment, coordination, scaling, and management of containerized applications.

Deploying Leap
This section describes the steps required to upgrade HCL Leap , and the Leap Portlet for use with WebSphere® Portal .
- Preparing to deploy
  This section describes how to prepare to deploy Leap.
- Kubernetes Helm deployment
  The Kubernetes container platform allows orchestration features for the automated deployment, coordination, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
  - Preparation
    This section outlines mandatory and optional tasks that need to be done before installation of the HCL Leap Container and later releases using Helm.
  - Install commads to deploy
    This topic details install commands that are used to deploy HCL Leap Helm Charts.
  - Uninstall Helm deployment
    To remove your HCL Leap deployment from your server deployed using Helm, it is recommended that you use Helm uninstall.
  - Update the settings of an existing installation
    This section describes how to update the configuration of an HCL Leap or later deployment to Kubernetes or OpenShift installed using Helm.
  - Migrating From WebSphere to Liberty
    It is possible to migrate from Leap on a WebSphere platform to Leap on Open Liberty.
- Deploying to a traditional platform
  The following topics describe how to deploy Leap to a traditional platform.
- Completing the post-deployment tasks
  After you run the HCL Leap installer for WebSphere® Application Server , you must complete the deployment by setting up the Leap environment.
- Upgrading
  The following topics describe how to upgrade Leap.
- Migrating from IBM Forms Experience Builder
  The following instructions describe how to upgrade from IBM Forms Experience Builder to HCL Leap .

Kubernetes Helm deployment

The Kubernetes container platform allows orchestration features for the automated deployment, coordination, scaling, and management of containerized applications.

Originally designed by Google, now governed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and developed by Google, Red Hat, and many others, Kubernetes is now widely used by organizations of various sizes to run containers in a cloud environment.

Learn how to deploy HCL Leap to a Kubernetes-friendly container platform.