OmniRoute

Self-hosted AI proxy that routes LLM requests to many providers through one endpoint

Chart	omniroute
Version	0.3.4
Application version	3.8.49
Kind	Application
Source	charts/omniroute

The values are listed under Values, the changes per version under Changelog.

Purpose

OmniRoute is a self-hosted AI proxy: one endpoint that routes LLM requests to the providers you configure in its dashboard. The chart runs the upstream image with a Redis instance and two volumes.

Install

helm repo add grncloud https://apps.openshift.eu
helm install omniroute grncloud/omniroute

Read the address and the first password:

oc get route omniroute -o jsonpath='https://{.spec.host}{"\n"}'
oc get secret omniroute-secret -o jsonpath='{.data.INITIAL_PASSWORD}' | base64 -d

Value	Default	Meaning
route.hostname	empty	Hostname of the dashboard. Empty: OpenShift assigns one.
persistence.size	5Gi	Size of the data volume.
secrets.type	kubernetes	externalSecret reads the four secrets from a secret store.
secrets.initialPassword	empty	First dashboard password. Empty: generated.
image.tag	chart appVersion	Upstream image tag.
build.enabled	false	Build the image from source in your project instead. Takes about an hour and 8Gi of memory.

Secrets left empty are generated at the first install and kept on every upgrade with helm upgrade. A tool that renders the chart without access to the cluster, such as Argo CD or helm template, cannot read the existing Secret and generates new values on every render: set all four secrets there.

Delivery instructions

• A hostname outside the default application domain needs a DNS record pointing at the platform's ingress. Ask the platform team for the record; the certificate follows automatically once it resolves.
• With secrets.type=externalSecret, create four items in your vault collection, named as in secrets.externalSecret.items, each with the value in the password field, and set secrets.externalSecret.storeName to your store.