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@@ -4,8 +4,9 @@ navTitle: FlowFuse File Nodes
 
 # FlowFuse File Nodes
 
-Node-RED instances running within FlowFuse include a set of nodes that make it possible
-to store files safely regardless of the environment. 
+Node-RED instances running within FlowFuse Cloud with Launcher version before 2.7.0
+include a modified set of nodes that make it possible to store files safely regardless of 
+the environment. 
 Cloud based instances can read and write to persistent storage using these nodes.
 Edge devices will store files on its local filesystem.
 
@@ -14,6 +15,34 @@ There are two nodes in the File Node collection:
 - `file` - A file node for writing to persistent storage
 - `file in` - A file node for reading from persistent storage
 
+## FlowFuse 2.7.0 and later
+
+With the release of FlowFuse v2.7.0 a new Persistent Storage feature was enabled.
+
+This allows the default Node-RED File Nodes to work safely by mounting a volume to 
+ensure files are persisted across all restarts of the Instance.
+
+On Docker, Kubernetes self hosted instances and FlowFuse Cloud the volume is mounted
+on `/data/storage`. The Current Working Directory for the Node-RED process is set to 
+this directory, this means that if you do not specify a path in a node it will created 
+or read from this directory.
+
+For LocalFS builds a `storage` directory is created in the Instance User Directory,
+this means that if FlowFuse is installed in `/opt/flowfuse` the directory will be at 
+`/opt/flowfuse/var/projects/<project-id>/storage`
+
+
+## Templates
+
+On FlowFuse Cloud before v2.7.0 the Default Template had an explicit exclusion for 
+`10-file.js` to ensure that the replacement FlowFuse File Nodes were loaded. This 
+Template was renamed to "Default v1" to differentiate it. If your instance is using
+this version of the template then it will need modifying to allow access to the 
+default Node-RED File Nodes to make use of the new Persistent Storage. Please
+contact FlowFuse support to arrange this, they will also be able to migrate any
+files stored in the old service.
+
+
 ## Usage
 
 Simply drop the file nodes into your flows as you would with the regular file nodes in Node-RED.