Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into release-1.3.0

Makefile

@@ -428,15 +428,14 @@ install-dependencies: certmanager postgresql redis ingress
 .PHONY: redis
 redis: helm sample-redis
 	$(HELM) repo add bitnami https://charts.bitnami.com/bitnami
-	$(HELM) upgrade --install harbor-redis bitnami/redis --version 12.10.0 \
-		--set-string existingSecret=harbor-redis \
-		--set-string existingSecretPasswordKey=redis-password \
-		--set usePassword=true
+	$(HELM) upgrade --install harbor-redis bitnami/redis --version 15.7.0 \
+		--set-string auth.existingSecret=harbor-redis \
+		--set-string auth.existingSecretPasswordKey=redis-password
 
 .PHONY: postgresql
 postgresql: helm sample-database
 	$(HELM) repo add bitnami https://charts.bitnami.com/bitnami
-	$(HELM) upgrade --install harbor-database bitnami/postgresql --version 10.3.17 \
+	$(HELM) upgrade --install harbor-database bitnami/postgresql --version 10.14.3 \
 		--set-string initdbScriptsConfigMap=harbor-init-db \
 		--set-string existingSecret=harbor-database-password
 

docs/installation/customize-storage-db-redis.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ For customizing the storage spec, you can directly follow the [CRD spec](../CRD/
 Harbor uses PostgreSQL as its database to store the related metadata. You can create a database instance from your cloud provider or pre-install a PostgreSQL on your resources. e.g.:
 
 ```shell
-helm upgrade --install harbor-database bitnami/postgresql --version 10.3.17 --set-string initdbScriptsConfigMap=harbor-init-db --set-string postgresqlPassword=the-psql-password --set-string image.registry=ghcr.io --set-string image.repository=goharbor/postgresql
+helm upgrade --install harbor-database bitnami/postgresql --version 10.14.3 --set-string initdbScriptsConfigMap=harbor-init-db --set-string postgresqlPassword=the-psql-password --set-string image.registry=ghcr.io --set-string image.repository=goharbor/postgresql
 ```
 
 Here the `initdbScriptsConfigMap` is pointing to a `configMap` used to initialize the databases. e.g.:
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ The thing to note here is the names of the databases `core`, `notaryserver` (onl
 Harbor uses Redis as its cache service to cache data. You can create a cache instance from your cloud provider or pre-install a Redis on your resources. e.g.:
 
 ```shell
-helm upgrade --install harbor-redis bitnami/redis --version 12.10.0 --set-string password=the-redis-password --set usePassword=true --set-string image.registry=ghcr.io --set-string image.repository=goharbor/redis
+helm upgrade --install harbor-redis bitnami/redis --version 15.7.0 --set-string password=the-redis-password --set usePassword=true --set-string image.registry=ghcr.io --set-string image.repository=goharbor/redis
 ```
 
 >NOTES: `make redis` can also help install a Redis instance quickly.