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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.

We’re excited to announce that the latest version of the n8n Helm chart, v1.13.9, is now available! Released on August 5, 2025, this update ships with app version 1.105.3, delivering performance updates and community-driven improvements to streamline your Kubernetes workflow automation.

What’s New in Chart v1.13.9​

This version brings the following update:

• Updated container image to n8nio/n8n:1.105.3
  • Source: n8n GitHub Repository

For a complete list of changes, see the official release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the release of the latest stable version of the n8n Helm chart — version 1.13.8, published on August 4, 2025! This release includes n8n app version 1.105.2, with valuable upgrades and refinements to improve your workflow automation experience on Kubernetes.

What’s new in Helm chart 1.13.8?​

In this version, both the chart and its dependencies have been refreshed to deliver a more secure and reliable deployment experience.

• ✅ Updated: n8n image version is now 1.105.2
  → Check out the upstream repo: n8n GitHub
• 🔁 Updated: Redis dependency upgrade from 21.2.13 to 21.2.14
  → View it on ArtifactHub

For a complete breakdown, see the full release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the release of the latest n8n Helm chart — version 1.13.7, published on July 31, 2025, featuring n8n app version 1.104.2. This update delivers important improvements and community-driven enhancements, making it even easier to deploy and manage n8n on Kubernetes.

What’s new in version 1.13.7​

This version focuses on keeping your deployments up to date with the latest application version and ensuring seamless Kubernetes integration. Here’s what’s included in this release:

• 🔄 Updated: n8nio/n8n image upgraded to version 1.104.2
  ➝ Explore the upstream project

Check out the full changelog in the official release notes for a detailed breakdown.

We’re excited to announce the release of the n8n Helm chart version 1.13.6, available as of July 28, 2025, and featuring app version 1.104.1. This update brings helpful improvements and new features that further streamline deploying n8n in your Kubernetes environments.

We’re excited to announce the release of the n8n Helm chart version 1.13.5, available now as of July 23, 2025! This version includes the latest app version 1.103.2, along with several key improvements to help you streamline your workflows and enhance Kubernetes deployment experiences.

We’re excited to announce the release of the latest n8n Helm chart version 1.13.4, available as of July 17, 2025. This version includes app version 1.102.4, bringing useful updates and improvements that make deploying and managing n8n on Kubernetes even more reliable and flexible.

What’s New in Chart 1.13.4​

This release updates both the Helm chart and core application, enhancing stability and compatibility:

• 🔄 Image Updated: Upgraded container image to n8nio/n8n:1.102.4
  → Explore the upstream project
• 🧱 Redis Dependency Bumped: Upgraded Redis chart from version 21.2.11 to 21.2.12
  → See the ArtifactHub package page

For full details, check out the official v1.13.4 release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to share that the latest update of the n8n Helm chart—version 1.13.3—is now available as of July 15, 2025! This release ships with n8n application version 1.102.3, bringing improvements and fresh updates to streamline your Kubernetes deployments.

What’s New in Helm Chart 1.13.3​

Here’s a look at what’s included in this release of the n8n Helm chart (v1.13.3):

• 🔄 Updated: Application image bumped to n8nio/n8n:1.102.3
  → See the n8n project on GitHub

• 📦 Upgraded: Redis dependency updated from 21.2.7 → 21.2.11
  → View on ArtifactHub

• 💾 Upgraded: PostgreSQL dependency updated from 16.7.15 → 16.7.19
  → View on ArtifactHub

Curious about all the changes? Head over to the official n8n 1.13.3 release notes on GitHub.

We’re excited to announce the release of the n8n Helm chart version 1.13.2, available as of July 8, 2025, featuring app version 1.101.1. This update brings valuable enhancements and community-driven refinements to help you deploy n8n with confidence on Kubernetes.

What’s New in n8n 1.13.2​

This latest chart release delivers improvements to both the Helm chart and its core dependencies. Here’s what’s new:

• 🔄 n8n Image Updated: Upgraded to version 1.101.1
  → View n8n on GitHub
• ⬆️ Redis Dependency Updated: From 21.2.6 to 21.2.7
  → View Redis Chart on ArtifactHub
• ⬆️ PostgreSQL Dependency Updated: From 16.7.14 to 16.7.15
  → View PostgreSQL Chart on ArtifactHub

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

We’re excited to announce the release of the latest version of the n8n Helm chart — version 1.13.0, published on July 6, 2025! While the app version is currently undefined, this update introduces several valuable improvements that enhance the experience of deploying n8n on Kubernetes.

What’s new in version 1.13.0​

The Helm chart (v1.13.0) includes multiple additions, fixes, and enhancements based on community feedback. Here's a quick overview of the highlights:

• ✅ Fixed: Resolved an issue with MCP connections handling multiple webhooks
  → View GitHub Issue

• 🆕 Added: New field for defining service labels

• 🆕 Added: Option to enable or disable MCP Webhooks

• 🔁 Changed: Main pod labels now use main.name and main.fullname for better consistency

• 🆕 Added: Configurable runtimeClassName for main, worker, and webhook pods

Find the complete list and technical details in our official release notes.