Installation Steps#

First visit /download to get the binaries and the Developer Edition application entry. This article only covers how to install, verify, and connect once you have the binary.

For version differences and the Developer / Enterprise entitlement comparison, see /download and EULA Appendix B.

Current Version#

Version      — compatible with     #

• Release date:     
• GitHub Tag:     

Available Binary Packages#

Platform Selection#

Choose the appropriate binary package based on your target operating system and CPU architecture:

• CentOS 7.3 / 7.6 (x86_64): use linux-amd64.el7
• Other x86_64/amd64 Linux distributions: use linux-amd64
• ARM64/aarch64 Linux distributions: use linux-arm64

Protocol compatibility: Highly consistent protocol semantics with      and Valkey 7.x, supporting RESP2/RESP3 and the mainline command surface. For full public verification, see /proof-live.

Minimum Supported Operating System Versions#

Distribution	Minimum Recommended Version
Ubuntu	20.04
CentOS	7.6
Rocky Linux	9.3
Debian	9.8
openEuler	20.03

Installation and Verification#

Follow these steps to install and verify Engula:

1. Apply for and obtain the archive for your platform and architecture from /download.
2. Verify the SHA256 to ensure file integrity:
   Compare the output against the SHA256 value in the table above.
3. Extract and install (place the binary in the system PATH):

4. Verify the installation:

   1engula-server -v

At this point, you can connect to Engula directly using your existing Redis/Valkey client.

More Resources#

• Binary application and version comparison: /download
• All versions: Complete release archive (including changes and fix notes)
• Support and contact: /about#contact

Note: Engula binaries are statically linked and have been tested on supported Linux kernels. For enterprise environments, we recommend using the build that matches your distribution for better stability and compatibility.