v0.44.3

You can now deploy UMH using Docker Compose as an alternative to single-container Docker or Kubernetes. This deployment option is perfect for production setups that need persistent storage and visualization without the complexity of Kubernetes.

The Docker Compose stack includes umh-core, TimescaleDB for time-series storage, PgBouncer for connection pooling, and Grafana for visualization. An optional Nginx configuration is provided for SSL/TLS termination.

View the Docker Compose documentation

Improvements

• Redpanda now runs with the --overprovisioned flag enabled by default, improving performance in containerized environments where CPU resources are shared

Fixes

• Fixed confusing documentation about Docker volume permissions when upgrading from versions before v0.44.0. Previously, the guide showed a chown command that didn't match the volume path in the docker run command. The guide now correctly explains how to fix permissions for both named volumes (using a temporary container) and bind mounts (using chown directly)