Skip to main content

Outline chart version 0.6.1 released

· 2 min read
Burak Ince
Software Developer

We’re excited to share the release of the latest update to the Outline Helm chart — version 0.6.1, available as of 2025-08-06. This release packages Outline app version 0.86.0, delivering new features, performance enhancements, and valuable fixes driven by community feedback.

What's New in Outline 0.6.1 Chart​

This version brings several meaningful updates to the Helm chart and its dependencies:

  • ✅ Updated: Upgraded the main Docker image to outlinewiki/outline:0.86.0
    → View on Docker Hub
  • 🔄 Updated: Bumped Redis Helm chart from version 21.2.11 to 21.2.14
    → See on ArtifactHub
  • 🔄 Updated: Upgraded PostgreSQL Helm chart from version 16.7.19 to 16.7.21
    → See on ArtifactHub

For a complete breakdown of changes and improvements, check out the official release notes on GitHub.

Get Started with Outline 0.6.1​

Looking to deploy Outline on Kubernetes? Our comprehensive installation guides walk you through everything from initial setup to production best practices:

  • Install quickly using default configurations.
  • Fine-tune for your environment with flexible options.
  • Follow deployment guidance tailored for stability and scalability.

Explore the full Outline documentation and get up and running today.

Why Use the Outline Helm Chart?​

Maintained by the open-source GitHub Community Charts team, the Outline Helm chart offers:

  • 🚀 Fast & Easy Deployments: Minimal setup to get started on Kubernetes.
  • 🛠 Customization: Adapts to a wide range of needs and infrastructure setups.
  • 🌱 Community Support: Continuously maintained with improvements from contributors.
  • 📦 Reliable by Design: Built for production-ready use cases.

Join the Community​

We’d love for you to be part of shaping the future of this chart. Whether it’s code, feedback, or feature ideas — your input helps make the project better for everyone:

Thank you for supporting Outline and the open-source community. Together, we’re making Kubernetes-first deployments more accessible and powerful for everyone.