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Deploy

It installs like infrastructure, because it is

A container, a Helm chart, a certified Rancher listing, a one-click template, or an npm package embedded inside your own product.

Start here

Docker image — GHCR

Container
docker run -p 3000:3000 ghcr.io/libredb/libredb-studio:latest

The canonical image. Zero-config: the admin password is printed to the log on first run.

npm — @libredb/studio

Linux · macOS · Windows
npx @libredb/studio

No Docker needed. Node 24+; downloads the release server archive. Also the package you embed in your own product.

Helm chart

Kubernetes
helm install libredb oci://ghcr.io/libredb/charts/libredb-studio

Published to the libredb.org repo, GHCR as OCI, and ArtifactHub. First-run credentials are printed to the pod log.

Homebrew tap

macOS · Linux
brew trust libredb/tap && brew install libredb/tap/libredb-studio

brew trust is required once on Homebrew 6+; run brew update first if the command is unknown.

Every live channel

26 published today, 11 of them republished automatically on every release. Channels that are submitted but not yet listed are deliberately absent — this page only shows an install that works right now.

Registries & releases

The published artifacts every other channel is built from.

  • GitHub Releases ↗

    auto

    Linux · macOS · Windows

    Standalone tarballs plus the .deb, .rpm and snap assets every other channel repackages.

  • npm — @libredb/studio ↗

    auto

    Linux · macOS · Windows

    npx @libredb/studio

    No Docker needed. Node 24+; downloads the release server archive. Also the package you embed in your own product.

Containers

One image, the fastest path from nothing to a running Studio.

  • Docker image — GHCR ↗

    auto

    Container

    docker run -p 3000:3000 ghcr.io/libredb/libredb-studio:latest

    The canonical image. Zero-config: the admin password is printed to the log on first run.

  • Docker Hub mirror ↗

    auto

    Container

    docker run -p 3000:3000 libredb/libredb-studio

    A mirror for discoverability. GHCR above is the canonical registry.

Kubernetes

The published Helm chart, on any cluster — including a certified partner listing.

  • Helm chart ↗

    auto

    Kubernetes

    helm install libredb oci://ghcr.io/libredb/charts/libredb-studio

    Published to the libredb.org repo, GHCR as OCI, and ArtifactHub. First-run credentials are printed to the pod log.

  • Rancher Partner Charts ↗

    Kubernetes

    A certified chart in Rancher Partner Charts, with a SUSE Partner Certification listing.

Package managers

Install on your own machine with the manager you already use.

  • Homebrew tap ↗

    auto

    macOS · Linux

    brew trust libredb/tap && brew install libredb/tap/libredb-studio

    brew trust is required once on Homebrew 6+; run brew update first if the command is unknown.

  • Snap Store ↗

    auto

    Linux

    sudo snap install libredb-studio

    Stable channel, amd64 and arm64. The admin password is printed to sudo snap logs libredb-studio.

  • winget ↗

    auto

    Windows

    winget install LibreDB.Studio

    Portable zip with a bundled Node.js runtime — then run libredb-studio.

  • Chocolatey ↗

    auto

    Windows

    choco install libredb-studio

    The same standalone zip as winget, from the Chocolatey community repository.

  • FlatPark (Flatpak) ↗

    Linux

    A signed Flatpak remote carrying org.libredb.Studio, repackaged from the official vendor build.

OS & desktop packages

A desktop application and native Linux packages, from the release assets.

PaaS catalogs

Listed in the catalog of a platform you already run — self-hosted or managed.

Deploy recipes

A config file in the repository that a platform reads to deploy it for you.

  • Fly.io ↗

    Cloud

    A fly.toml in the repository — fly launch reads it.

  • Render ↗

    Cloud

    A render.yaml Blueprint in the repository.

  • Koyeb ↗

    Cloud

    A deploy button in the repository README. It deliberately ships no default credentials — you supply your own.

Cloud marketplaces

Provisioned from a cloud provider’s own marketplace.

The channel inventory, the update SLA per channel and the drift check that keeps them honest are documented in the repository. Read DISTRIBUTION.md ↗