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May 26, 2026
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Official Helm Chart for Kubernetes

Self-hosting Probo on Kubernetes now has a proper path with an official Helm chart that deploys the full stack in one command.

Self-hosting Probo just got a proper Kubernetes path.

The official Helm chart is out. One command deploys the full Probo stack — server, object storage, ingress, SAML, SMTP, and all your access-review OAuth connectors — fully configurable via values.

Images ship from the artifact.probo.inc OCI registry. Firecrawl is now the only supported web search backend (SearXNG is gone). Access-review connectors require a clientSecret.

If you’ve been running Probo on raw Kubernetes with hand-rolled manifests, this replaces that. If you’ve been waiting for a clean self-hosted path before committing — this is it.

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