112 posts tagged with "Helm"

We’re excited to share that the latest version of the cloudflared Helm chart—v2.1.2—is now available as of August 22, 2025! This release includes the updated cloudflared app version 2025.8.1, bringing feature improvements and refined stability for Kubernetes-based deployments.

What’s New in v2.1.2​

With chart version 2.1.2, you’ll find updated components and helpful enhancements designed with the community in mind:

• ✅ Image Update: Upgraded to cloudflare/cloudflared:2025.8.1
  → View on Docker Hub

Discover the full list of updates by visiting the official release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the release of the n8n Helm chart version 1.14.3, officially available as of August 20, 2025. This version includes the latest n8n application version 1.107.4 and delivers key improvements for deploying n8n on Kubernetes with greater ease and flexibility.

What’s New in Chart Version 1.14.3​

Version 1.14.3 introduces updates to both the Helm chart and the application:

• 🔄 Updated the n8nio/n8n container image to version 1.107.4
  • Check out the n8n project on GitHub for upstream details.

To review all modifications included in this release, please see the full release notes on GitHub.

We're excited to announce the release of the n8n Helm chart version 1.14.2, featuring app version 1.107.3! This update brings valuable enhancements and community-led improvements that streamline your Kubernetes deployment experience.

What’s new in version 1.14.2​

This Helm chart update introduces several important changes that improve compatibility, performance, and ease of use:

• 🔄 Updated to use the latest n8nio/n8n container image version: 1.107.3
  → Upstream project on GitHub

• 🛠️ Upgraded Redis Helm dependency from 22.0.1 to 22.0.4
  → View on ArtifactHub

• 🗄️ Upgraded PostgreSQL Helm dependency from 16.7.24 to 16.7.26
  → View on ArtifactHub

See the full list of changes in our official release notes.

We’re excited to announce the release of the latest version of our Helm chart for pypiserver — version 0.1.8 — now available as of August 19, 2025. This release delivers support for app version v2.4.0, bringing new features and meaningful improvements to make your Helm-based deployments even more seamless.

We’re excited to share that the n8n Helm chart has been updated to version 1.14.1, featuring app version 1.106.3, as of 2025-08-11. This release introduces enhanced capabilities, fresh dependency upgrades, and continued support from the open-source community—all helping you streamline n8n deployments on Kubernetes.

What’s new in version 1.14.1​

This release includes updates to both the chart and underlying application. Here’s what’s changed:

• ✅ Updated image to n8nio/n8n:1.106.3
  → Check out the n8n source code

• ✅ Upgraded Redis dependency from 21.2.14 to 22.0.1
  → View details on ArtifactHub

• ✅ Updated PostgreSQL dependency from 16.7.21 to 16.7.24
  → Explore the chart on ArtifactHub

Get the full breakdown in the official release notes.

We’re excited to share that the latest version of the n8n Helm chart—v1.14.0—is now available as of 2025-08-11, featuring app version 1.105.4. This release delivers valuable enhancements and community-driven fixes to streamline your n8n deployments on Kubernetes.

We’re excited to announce the official release of the mlflow Helm chart version 1.5.0, published on 2025-08-10. This version includes mlflow application version 3.2.0 and brings valuable feature enhancements and community-driven contributions to help simplify and improve your mlflow deployments on Kubernetes.

What’s New in mlflow 1.5.0​

This release enhances security, flexibility, and transparency through the following updates:

• ✅ Support for existing secrets to authenticate PostgreSQL database credentials
  → View on GitHub

• ✅ Support for existing secrets to manage admin authentication credentials

• ✅ New telemetry flag allowing you to enable or disable telemetry data collection

For full details, visit the official 1.5.0 release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the release of the updated Outline Helm chart version 0.6.2, officially available as of August 10, 2025. This version ships with app version 0.86.1 and introduces valuable upgrades and optimizations to make deploying Outline on Kubernetes even more efficient.

What’s New in Version 0.6.2​

Packed with improvements and fresh updates, this release enhances both the Helm chart and the underlying Outline application. Here’s a quick look at what’s changed:

• ✅ Application Update: Bumped container image to outlinewiki/outline:0.86.1
  → View on Docker Hub
• 🔁 Redis Upgrade: Updated Redis dependency from 21.2.14 to 22.0.1
  → See Redis chart on ArtifactHub
• 🛠️ PostgreSQL Upgrade: Updated PostgreSQL chart from 16.7.21 to 16.7.24
  → See PostgreSQL chart on ArtifactHub

To dive into the complete list of changes, check out the official release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the official release of the cloudflared Helm chart version 2.1.1, published on August 8, 2025, and featuring the latest application version 2025.8.0. This update introduces a refreshed container image and builds on community contributions to improve deployment in Kubernetes environments.

What’s New in cloudflared 2.1.1​

Chart version 2.1.1 includes important enhancements to streamline your cloudflared setup. Here’s what’s changed:

• ✅ Updated Image: Upgraded to cloudflare/cloudflared:2025.8.0
  🔗 View on Docker Hub

For a complete list of updates and technical details, check out the full release notes on GitHub.

We're excited to share that the latest release of the n8n Helm chart, version 1.13.10, is now available as of 2025-08-07, introducing n8n app version 1.105.4. This update includes important enhancements and improvements, making it even easier to deploy and manage n8n on Kubernetes.

What's new in Helm chart 1.13.10​

This version includes an updated application version and key refinements aimed at improving stability and usability:

• 🛠 Updated: Docker image version upgraded to n8nio/n8n:1.105.4
  • View the app on GitHub

To see the complete release changelog, check out the official release notes.