AeroLab - v4.3.5
Instructions and changelog
See the documentation for full installation and usage instructions.
Latest changes:
- added option
template vacuumto remove any leftover template containers/instances from failed template creation - template vacuuming will auto-run if templating fails, unless
--no-vacuumis specified - update download URL to use download.aerospike.com
- disable node jupyter client due to compatibility issues
- add vscode client with java,go,python,dotnet sdks
New features - documentation
Download aerolab from Assets below
Head to the releases page and download one of the installers, depending on where you are intending to run aerolab.
Note that aerolab will still be able to deploy Aerospike on both arm and x64 architectures, regardless of which aerolab binary you are using.
| Operating System | CPU | File | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| MacOS | ALL | aerolab-macos.pkg |
multi-arch AeroLab installer for MacOS |
| MacOS | arm | aerolab-macos-arm64.zip |
single executable binary in a zip file |
| MacOS | Intel/AMD | aerolab-macos-amd64.zip |
single executable binary in a zip file |
| Linux (generic) | arm | aerolab-linux-arm64.zip |
single executable binary in a zip file |
| Linux (generic) | Intel/AMD | aerolab-linux-amd64.zip |
single executable binary in a zip file |
| Linux (centos) | arm | aerolab-linux-arm64.rpm |
RPM for installing on centos/rhel-based distros |
| Linux (centos) | Intel/AMD | aerolab-linux-x86_64.rpm |
RPM for installing on centos/rhel-based distros |
| Linux (ubuntu) | arm | aerolab-linux-arm64.deb |
DEB for installing on ubuntu/debian-based distros |
| Linux (ubuntu) | Intel/AMD | aerolab-linux-amd64.deb |
DEB for installing on ubuntu/debian-based distros |
Install
It is adviseable to use the provided installer files for your distro. Upon download, run the installation and aerolab command will become available.
Alternatively, manual installation can be performed by downloading the relevant zip file, unpacking it, and then moving the unpacked aerolab binary to /usr/local/bin/. Remember to chmod +x the binary too.