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openSUSE

Download ArangoDB for openSUSE

Open Suse package

The following packages are for openSUSE and SUSE Enterprise Linux (SLE).

The processor(s) must support the x86-64 instruction set, as well as the SSE 4.2 and AVX instruction set extensions (Intel Sandy Bridge or better, AMD Bulldozer or better, etc.).

We provide a single package containing the server and the client tools. For a standard server setup, download the Server package and install it using the package manager. You do not need the separate client tools.

The Client Tools package only contains the tools, like arangosh and arangodump, but not the server. Use this in case you are already running ArangoDB on a different machine and want to connect to that server from a client machine.

As an alternative there is a Tar package containing the server and client tools, which can be unpacked in any location and which does not require root rights for installation.

RPM packages

  • Server 3.11.0
    (173 MByte, SHA256 69a7e2921c762e9b254a158e1b4c967cca7880958d4aa5e7ad6bc7369e5d3bee)
  • Client Tools 3.11.0
    (38 MByte, SHA256 6945003bf03bce01c1a907fa0b19b42a99a95a00f115a6d84baec418c1016a43)
  • Debug Symbols 3.11.0
    (51 MByte, SHA256 d50ec5b0bfcc49597baf11223414ec8ee13ef432fee6e33404c9fd1b6217c61d)

Tar package

  • Server 3.11.0
    (187 MByte, SHA256 7f4333587d5a44fb4b0e7047fd01f895a58db7afb343ce882afc4161042c9273)
  • Client 3.11.0
    (48 MByte, SHA256 5aedee5a04d4bf38290128881d2e3d4faf689171f0414a6ec83e7db667624d91)

Installation via Package Manager

Run the following as root: 

zypper --no-gpg-checks --gpg-auto-import-keys addrepo https://download.arangodb.com/arangodb311/RPM/arangodb.repo

zypper --no-gpg-checks --gpg-auto-import-keys refresh
zypper -n install arangodb3=3.11.0

The following packages are for openSUSE and SUSE Enterprise Linux (SLE).

The processor(s) must be 64-bit ARM chips (AArch64). The minimum requirement is ARMv8 with Neon (SIMD extension). A system with Little Endian byte order is required.

We provide a single package containing the server and the client tools. For a standard server setup, download the Server package and install it using the package manager. You do not need the separate client tools.

The Client Tools package only contains the tools, like arangosh and arangodump, but not the server. Use this in case you are already running ArangoDB on a different machine and want to connect to that server from a client machine.

As an alternative there is a Tar package containing the server and client tools, which can be unpacked in any location and which does not require root rights for installation.

RPM packages

  • Server 3.11.0
    (164 MByte, SHA256 76b730f4dd609ef466ab7715e30f3fd1d559ce1b20f2eb490e253af65f3c09e8)
  • Client Tools 3.11.0
    (34 MByte, SHA256 88f23445d844e9af261596f28ed3ccefb230a745c8de5c83dc38bb27d409e3c9)
  • Debug Symbols 3.11.0
    (50 MByte, SHA256 f7e1598f5d4c6d2da8855b946585949f84dee4dbe62a1f25a08af4c4b821ba4b)

Tar package

  • Server 3.11.0
    (181 MByte, SHA256 b32ed539e0e4912c6200c2f042cd1d57754ed9c6117f60cc7328070003a350f1)
  • Client 3.11.0
    (46 MByte, SHA256 5321ec9c3dd7ef41bf3948b35b096fe6ce7614a97647d2e8c7a737701a9ea92b)

Installation via Package Manager

Run the following as root: 

zypper --no-gpg-checks --gpg-auto-import-keys addrepo https://download.arangodb.com/arangodb311/RPM/arangodb.repo

zypper --no-gpg-checks --gpg-auto-import-keys refresh
zypper -n install arangodb3=3.11.0

Installation Manual

You will find a guide on how to install ArangoDB on Linux in our documentation.

How to guide

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