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Install tools on Linux from an archive

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Use this page when you need the combined archive or an air-gapped workflow. For new deployments and automation, prefer Install tools on Linux with a package manager. To install on macOS, see Install tools on macOS.

Prerequisites

Download

Download tools packages manually

You can download Aerospike tools manually from the download page, which includes details about supported operating systems and architectures. For additional information, see the Tools release notes.

Automate legacy tarball downloads

You can automate legacy tools tarball downloads from download.aerospike.com. For more download context, see the FAQ on downloads.

Base URL: https://download.aerospike.com/artifacts/aerospike-tools/VERSION/

The tools packages use the following naming convention: aerospike-tools_VERSION_DISTRO_ARCHITECTURE.tgz

In the following examples, replace VERSION, DISTRO, and ARCHITECTURE according to the tools version you want to download. You can browse for available downloads in the latest directory.

Terminal window
wget -O aerospike-tools.tgz https://download.aerospike.com/artifacts/aerospike-tools/VERSION/aerospike-tools_VERSION_DISTRO_ARCHITECTURE.tgz

Unpack

The example commands in the following steps use tools version 13.0.2 for Ubuntu 26.04 on ARM (aerospike-tools_13.0.2_ubuntu26.04_aarch64.tgz).

  1. Open a shell in the directory where you downloaded the .tgz archive.

  2. Extract the archive:

    Terminal window
    tar -xvf aerospike-tools_13.0.2_ubuntu26.04_aarch64.tgz
    cd aerospike-tools_13.0.2_ubuntu26.04_aarch64

Install

The example commands in the following steps use tools version 13.0.2 for RHEL 10 on ARM (aerospike-tools_13.0.2_el10_aarch64.tgz).

Terminal window
sudo rpm -Uvh aerospike-tools-13.0.2-1.el10.aarch64.rpm
# alternatively:
# sudo ./asinstall

Verify

Confirm the package is registered with your package manager:

Terminal window
rpm -qa | grep aerospike-tools

Configure

Aerospike Tools can read startup options from a common configuration file. See Aerospike Tools Configuration File.

Next steps