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|**#**|**Category**|**Description**|
|---------|---------------------|---------|
| **1.**|[ARM support](#arm-support)|OpenEverest now supports ARM (arm64) architecture, enabling deployment on ARM-based servers and Apple Silicon Macs.|
| **2.**|[Homebrew installation for everestctl](#homebrew-installation-for-everestctl)|Install `everestctl` on macOS and Linux with a single Homebrew command.|
| **3.**|[Community Helm chart migration](#community-helm-chart-migration)|OpenEverest is now installed via the community-driven Helm chart hosted at `openeverest/helm-charts`.|
| **4.**|[Operator upgrades](#operator-updates)|Support for Percona Operator for MongoDB v1.22.0.|
| **5.**|[New features](#new-features)|Check out the new features introduced in OpenEverest 1.14.0|
| **1.**|[Homebrew installation for everestctl](#homebrew-installation-for-everestctl)|Install `everestctl` on macOS and Linux with a single Homebrew command.|
| **2.**|[Community Helm chart migration](#community-helm-chart-migration)|OpenEverest is now installed via the community-driven Helm chart hosted at `openeverest/helm-charts`.|
| **3.**|[Operator upgrades](#operator-updates)|Support for Percona Operator for MongoDB v1.22.0.|
| **4.**|[New features](#new-features)|Check out the new features introduced in OpenEverest 1.14.0|


## Release highlights

=== "💪 ARM support"
### OpenEverest now runs on ARM
OpenEverest 1.14.0 adds full support for ARM (arm64) architecture. All OpenEverest Docker images are now published as multi-architecture manifests, supporting both `amd64` and `arm64`. This enables you to run OpenEverest on ARM-based servers (such as Ampere or AWS Graviton instances) as well as Apple Silicon Macs.

**What this means for you:**

- Install and run OpenEverest on ARM servers without workarounds
- Use `everestctl` and all OpenEverest components natively on ARM hardware
- `everestctl` Homebrew tap works on both Apple Silicon and Intel CPUs

📘 Related GitHub issue: [#784](https://github.com/openeverest/openeverest/issues/784)

=== "🍺 Homebrew for everestctl"
### Install everestctl via Homebrew
`everestctl` is now available through Homebrew, making installation on macOS and Linux as simple as two commands. This works on both Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (amd64) hardware.
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## New features

- [#784](https://github.com/openeverest/openeverest/issues/784): OpenEverest Docker images are now published as multi-architecture manifests, adding native support for ARM (arm64) alongside AMD64.

- [#1728](https://github.com/openeverest/openeverest/issues/1728): `everestctl` is now available via Homebrew (`brew tap openeverest/tap && brew install everestctl`), supporting both macOS and Linux on ARM and AMD64.

- OpenEverest now supports Percona Operator for MongoDB v1.22.0 with Percona Server for MongoDB 6.0.27-21, 7.0.30-16, and 8.0.19-7.
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