It installs like infrastructure, because it is

Linux · macOS · Windows

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

Linux · macOS · Windows

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

Container

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

Container

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

Kubernetes

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

Kubernetes

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

Kubernetes

The operator in the community catalogs of operatorhub.io and the OpenShift console. Community, not Red Hat certified, so the console lists it under Community.

Kubernetes

A chart of its own in the ZopDev repository, served from helm.zop.dev. Not a copy of the libredb.org chart.

macOS · Linux

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

Linux

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

Windows

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

Windows

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

Windows

The same standalone zip, from the Scoop Extras bucket (scoop bucket add extras first). The bucket updates itself from each release.

Linux

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

Linux

A desktop wrapper shipped as release assets: AppImage and a GUI .deb, x64 and arm64.

Linux

Native server packages, attached to every release.

Linux

The catalog AppImage Pool and Zap read. It resolves the latest release itself, so the listing follows every release without a submission.

Cloud

A one-click template in Railway’s own catalog.

Cloud

Listed in CapRover’s official one-click apps.

Cloud

An opt-in second CapRover entry: a discovery companion reads the Docker socket and connects Studio to the databases CapRover runs. The plain entry stays socket-free.

Cloud

A community plugin, listed on Dokku’s community plugins page.

Cloud

In the Dokploy template catalog.

Cloud

In the Kubero template catalog.

Cloud

A template in the Sealos App Store.

Cloud

A servapp in the Cosmos marketplace.

Cloud

A template in the Railyard catalog. Railyard builds the Dockerfile from main at deploy time, so a deploy can carry commits no release has shipped yet.

Container

Installable from Unraid’s Community Applications tab.

Container

In the TrueNAS SCALE community apps catalog.

Container

In the CasaOS App Store; installs a container on your own device.

Container

The community-maintained app store for 1Panel, bumped by the store’s own Renovate.

Container

In the lissy93 Portainer templates aggregator, a third-party list rather than the official portainer/templates repository. It names the :latest image tag.

Linux

In the YunoHost app catalog. No container: it unpacks the standalone Linux tarball under systemd with its own Node 24.

Cloud

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

Cloud

A render.yaml Blueprint in the repository.

Cloud

A deploy button in the repository README. It prefills no password and no working secret: you set JWT_SECRET (32+ characters) in the deploy form, or the instance stops at boot; the admin password is generated on first run and printed to the Koyeb runtime log.

Cloud

Provisioned straight from DigitalOcean’s marketplace.

Cloud

A free AMI product.

Cloud

A free (“Get It Now”) Azure Application solution template.

Kubernetes · Cloud

A free Terraform Kubernetes app, deployed from the Google Cloud console into your own GKE cluster.