Download Picodata and Tarantool
Supported operating systems:
- Fedora 39-40, RHEL 8 and its compatible derivatives, such Rocky Linux
- RED OS 7.3
- Astra Linux 1.7 SE
- Debian 11 “Bullseye”
- Ubuntu 20.04 (Focal Fossa), 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish), 24.04 (Noble Numbat) and its compatible derivatives
- Alt Linux distributions based on the p10 software platform
- ROSA Chrome (2021.1 platform)
At Picodata we also maintain and develop our custom fork of Tarantool, which is an advanced version of the vanilla Tarantool sporting clustered SQL support and extra Rust API. The links below let you install that custom Tarantool version as a standalone package along with the Picodata package.
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Once the command is successfully completed, your system will have the Picodata Yum repository added and enabled in /etc/yum.repos.d/picodata.repo.
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
yum clean all
yum install -y picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
yum install -y tarantool-picodata
You can also manually grab our RPM packages and install it without adding any Yum repository.
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Once the command is successfully completed, your system will have the Picodata Yum repository added and enabled in /etc/yum.repos.d/picodata.repo.
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
yum clean all
yum install -y picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
yum install -y tarantool-picodata
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
apt install picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
apt install tarantool-picodata
In case of enabled Closed Software Environment mode, make sure to also do the following extra step (as root
or via sudo
):
curl -s https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/astra/picodata_pub.key -o /etc/digsig/keys/picodata_pub.key
Don’t forget to reboot the system for changes to take effect.
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
apt install picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
apt install tarantool-picodata
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
apt install picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command:
apt install tarantool-picodata
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
apt-get install picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
apt-get install picodata
Add and enable our repository by using the following command in your terminal (as root
):
curl -L https://download.picodata.io/tarantool-picodata/install.sh | bash
Copy and paste the following code into your terminal to get the Picodata package installed (as root
or via sudo
):
dnf install picodata
If you only want to get our Tarantool version, then use this command (as root
or via sudo
):
dnf install tarantool-picodata
Can’t find your OS in the list above? Dare to compile Picodata from the source code! Our documentation site will guide you.