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Deployment Models
Pulse supports multiple deployment models. This page clarifies what differs between them and where “truth” lives (paths, updates, and operational constraints).
Summary
| Model | Recommended for | Data/config path | Updates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxmox VE LXC (installer) | Proxmox-first deployments | /etc/pulse |
In-app updates supported |
| systemd (bare metal / VM) | Traditional Linux hosts | /etc/pulse |
In-app updates supported |
| Docker | Quick evaluation and container stacks | /data (bind mount / volume) |
Image pull + restart |
| Kubernetes (Helm) | Cluster operators | /data (PVC) |
Helm upgrade |
Common Ports
- UI/API:
7655/tcp - Prometheus metrics:
9091/tcp(/metricson a separate listener)
Docker and Kubernetes do not publish 9091 unless you explicitly expose it.
Where Configuration Lives
Pulse uses a split config model:
- Local auth and secrets:
.env(managed by Quick Security Setup or environment overrides, not shown in the UI) - Encryption key:
.encryption.key(required to decrypt.encfiles) - System settings:
system.json(editable in the UI unless locked by env) - Nodes and credentials:
nodes.enc(encrypted) - Notification config:
email.enc,webhooks.enc,apprise.enc(encrypted) - API tokens:
api_tokens.json - Legacy token suppressions:
env_token_suppressions.json - AI config:
ai.enc(encrypted) - AI patrol data:
ai_findings.json,ai_patrol_runs.json,ai_usage_history.json - Pulse Pro license:
license.enc(encrypted) - Host metadata:
host_metadata.json - Docker metadata:
docker_metadata.json - Guest metadata:
guest_metadata.json - Agent profiles:
agent_profiles.json - Agent profile assignments:
agent_profile_assignments.json - Sessions:
sessions.json(persistent sessions, sensitive) - Recovery tokens:
recovery_tokens.json - Update history:
update-history.jsonl - Metrics history:
metrics.db(SQLite)
Path mapping:
- systemd/LXC:
/etc/pulse/* - Docker/Helm:
/data/*
Updates by Model
systemd and Proxmox LXC
Use the UI:
- Settings → System → Updates
These deployments can apply updates by downloading a release and swapping binaries/config safely with backups and history.
Docker
Pull a new image and restart:
docker pull rcourtman/pulse:latest
docker compose up -d
Kubernetes (Helm)
Upgrade the chart:
helm repo update
helm upgrade pulse pulse/pulse -n pulse