Install Aerospike Tools
Aerospike Tools are optimized for 64-bit Linux distributions, and come packaged as Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) packages and Debian packages. Tools are also provided on macOS.
Download Aerospike Tools
You can download Aerospike Tools manually from the Download page. Make sure to read the release notes of the version you are downloading. Alternatively, you can automate downloading versions of the tools package from the artifact repository. See the FAQ on downloads for details.
Base URL
https://download.aerospike.com/artifacts/aerospike-tools/<version>/
Tools version 8.0.1 and newer
Starting with (server version 6.2) Tools 8.0.1 where support for 64-bit ARM is introduced, the tools package follows the following naming convention:
Package name
aerospike-tools_<version>_<distro>_<architecture>.tgz
version: 8.0.1, and so on
distro: debian10, debian11, ubuntu18.04, ubuntu20.04, el7, el8, macOS
architecture: x86_64, aarch64, arm64 (Apple M1) - based on uname -m
wget -O aerospike-tools.tgz https://download.aerospike.com/artifacts/aerospike-tools/8.0.1/aerospike-tools-8.0.1_el8_x86_64.tgz
Prior to Tools version 8.0.1
Prior to (server version 6.2) Tools 8.0.1, Aerospike Tools were all intended to run only on x86_64 architecture (on Linux distros or macOS).
Package name
aerospike-tools-<version>-<distro>.tgz
version: 7.3.1, and so on
distro: debian10, debian11, ubuntu18.04, ubuntu20.04, el7, el8, macOS, mac-catalina
wget -O aerospike-tools.tgz https://download.aerospike.com/artifacts/aerospike-tools/7.3.1/aerospike-tools-7.3.1-el7.tgz
Install Aerospike Database
Install on Red Hat
Install Aerospike Tools on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS, Rocky Linux,
Amazon Linux, Oracle Linux, and other Linux distributions using RPMs (.rpm) and
compatible with RHEL el7 or el8.
Install on Ubuntu
Install Aerospike Server on Ubuntu using Ubuntu packages (.deb).
Install on Debian
Install Aerospike Server on Ubuntu using Debian packages (.deb).
Install on macOS
Install Aerospike Tools on macOS (.pkg).
Configuration
Aerospike Tools can read startup options from a common configuration file.