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Download ArangoDB Enterprise Edition 3.12 for Red Hat Linux
ArangoDB Enterprise Edition is free of charge for evaluation. By downloading, you agree to the Evaluation Licence Agreement terms and conditions.
The following packages are for Red Hat-based Linux distributions.
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 3.12.0-2
(257 MByte, SHA256 88333ca2fb9e1a4515c4ab03e3c8a4251e1bd99ef9960aa57a706700259cc0a7) - Client Tools 3.12.0-2
(106 MByte, SHA256 4842aaa92635b0de7caca351922e51b0f9daf6602d718d62f02ea9bd0a7ddb77) - Debug Symbols 3.12.0-2
(54 MByte, SHA256 45989f55cc617078d1b4422263c6382e679534cf410977ad923f7fe4e012d8be)
Tar packages
- Server 3.12.0-2
(311 MByte, SHA256 708f487c8c8fcf529954fcf26f34c0bb81dfa34a279ff76beacd961518756f3d) - Client 3.12.0-2
(157 MByte, SHA256 f4064252ccda1061c09ec6a9acbafd00ec86ebf0aad1e06314a24ccd9ff0eef0)
Installation via Package Manager
Run the following as root in a terminal:
cd /etc/yum.repos.d/
curl -OL https://download.arangodb.com/9c169fe900ff79790395784287bfa82f0dc0059375a34a2881b9b745c8efd42e/arangodb312/RPM/arangodb.repo
yum -y install arangodb3e-3.11.5-1.0
To install the debug symbols package (not required by default), run:
yum -y install arangodb3e-debuginfo-3.11.5-1.0
Installation Manual
You will find a guide on how to install ArangoDB on Linux in our documentation.
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