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The primary purpose of this application was to show how a service instance from Service Catalog could appear as both a set of environment variables or files on the file system.
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README.md

Spring Music for Kubernetes Service Catalog

To deploy the sample Ruby/Sinatra application with a service instance/binding from your Service Catalog:

helm upgrade --install show-me-secrets . \
    --set "database.service.class=cleardb,database.service.plan=spark"

In the example above, it is assumed that your Service Catalog has a service class "cleardb" with a service plan "spark".

To run Spring Music without a database service instnace/binding:

helm upgrade --install show-me-secrets . \
    --set "database.service.class=null"

Clean up

To remove the sample application:

helm delete --purge show-me-secrets