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Reference / Tooling / tt CLI utility / Commands / Installing Tarantool software
Reference / Tooling / tt CLI utility / Commands / Installing Tarantool software

Version:

2.11

Installing Tarantool software

Installing Tarantool software

$ tt install PROGRAM_NAME [VERSION] [OPTION ...]

tt install installs the latest or an explicitly specified version of Tarantool or tt. The possible values of PROGRAM_NAME are:

  • tarantool: Install Tarantool Community Edition.
  • tarantool-dev: Install Tarantool from a local build directory.
  • tarantool-ee: Install Tarantool Enterprise Edition.
  • tt: Install the tt command-line utility.

Note

For tarantool-ee, account credentials are required. Specify them in a file (see the ee section of the configuration file) or provide them interactively.

Options

--dynamic

Applicable to: tarantool, tarantool-ee

Use dynamic linking for building Tarantool.

-f, --force

Skip dependency check before installation.

--local-repo

Install a program from the local repository, which is specified in the repo section of the tt configuration file.

--no-clean

Don’t delete temporary files.

--reinstall

Reinstall a previously installed program.

--use-docker

Applicable to: tarantool, tarantool-ee

Build Tarantool in an Ubuntu 18.04 Docker container.

Details

When called without an explicitly specified version, tt install installs the latest available version. To check versions available for installation, use tt search.

By default, available versions of Tarantool Community Edition and tt are taken from their git repositories. Their installation includes building from sources, which requires some tools and dependencies, such as a C compiler. Make sure they are available in the system.

Tarantool Enterprise Edition is installed from prebuilt packages.

You can also set up a local repository with installation files you need. To use it, specify its location in the repo section of the tt configuration file and run tt install with the --local-repo flag.

To uninstall a Tarantool or tt version, use tt uninstall.

Example

  • Install the latest available version of Tarantool:

    $ tt install tarantool

  • Install Tarantool 2.11.1 from the local repository:

    $ tt install tarantool 2.11.1 --local-repo

  • Reinstall Tarantool 2.10.8:

    $ tt install tarantool 2.10.8 --reinstall

  • Install Tarantool built from sources:

    $ tt install tarantool-dev ~/src/tarantool/build
Creating a tt environment
Listing enabled applications