<p>Can someone explain the difference between what you get in the outputs of a helm list and kubectl get deployments command ? I'm running these commands on a sever and some entries appear whether you do a <code>Helm List</code> or a <code>Kubectl get deployments</code> command and some entries only appear if you run either of the commands. I am pretty new to this obviously. Any help gratefully received</p>

Mick8695
<p><code>Helm</code> is a tool aimed at packaging <code>Kubernetes</code> &quot;apps&quot; as a collection of Kubernetes <code>resources</code> named <code>Helm charts</code>. A deployed version of an Helm chart is called <code>Release</code>.</p>
<p>Among the existing resources that can be part of an Helm Chart, one of the most common ones are named <code>Deployments</code>.</p>
<p>So when you run <code>helm ls</code> you get a list of <code>helm releases</code> installed in your cluster.</p>
<p>When you run <code>kubectl get deployments</code> you get a list of <code>kubernetes deployments</code> that can or cannot be part of an <code>Helm Release</code>.</p>
