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## Overview

The HelmForge Poznote chart uses the official `ghcr.io/timothepoznanski/poznote:6.29.0` image. The container serves the web frontend and API on port `80`, stores all data (notes, attachments, configuration) in a SQLite database under `/var/www/html/data`.
The HelmForge Poznote chart uses the official `ghcr.io/timothepoznanski/poznote:6.30.2` image. The container serves the web frontend and API on port `80`, stores all data (notes, attachments, configuration) in a SQLite database under `/var/www/html/data`.
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Poznote is designed for personal and small-team use. Data persistence relies on a single PVC. Scaling beyond one replica is not supported because SQLite does not handle concurrent writes from multiple instances.

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Back up the data PVC regularly. It contains the SQLite database, all notes, attachments, and application configuration. Use your storage provider's snapshot mechanism or a tool like Velero. Poznote also supports data export from the web interface (Settings > Export).

## Upgrade Notes

Poznote `6.30.2` is a stable UI, backup, API, and security hardening release.
Upstream highlights include brute-force login throttling, improved backup import
validation, trashed notes included in exports, new REST API endpoints, MCP server
fixes, dark mode fixes, and mobile/task editing fixes. No Kubernetes-facing
configuration changes are required by this chart. Follow the Backup section
above before upgrading production workloads.

## Additional Resources

- [Poznote source](https://github.com/timothepoznanski/poznote)
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