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ftrack is now started and can soon be accessed using the following url from a
browser:
{{ .Values.url }}

While docker images are downloaded and pods are started you can see their status
by running the following command:
kubectl get pods

And to see more details about a specific pod run:
kubectl describe pods NAME_OF_POD

See logs for a pod like this:
kubectl logs -f NAME_OF_POD

Or for a deployment (multiple pods) like this:
kubectl logs -l app=uwsgi

If you need to make changes to the configuration file, you apply the changes to
the running ftrack service with:
helm upgrade --values ftrack.yaml --set database.autoUpgrade=false ftrack ftrack-XXXX.tar.gz

And to upgrade to a new version, run:
helm upgrade --values ftrack.yaml ftrack ftrack-XXXX.tar.gz

And remove the current installation by running:
helm uninstall ftrack

Note that no state is stored in kubernetes and uninstall followed by install
will result in the same state as upgrading.

If the database upgrade failed, you can see its logs with:
kubectl logs -l app=upgrade

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