Difference between sealos and helm

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• helm doesn't care about Kubernetes installation and lifecycle, but sealos does.
• helm doesn't care about how to store and deliver docker images in the chart, but sealos does.
• helm doesn't embed Kubernetes and all the dependencies, but sealos does.
• helm doesn't package binary files, but sealos does.
• sealos has an embeded registry to save all docker images the cluster needs.

Best Practise: Use helm to manage all your Kubernetes manifests, and use sealos to package all the dependencies like docker image and Kubernetes itself. Example: Building an ingress cluster images