Overview
Multiple ways to install and run Flipt on your own infrastructure
Flipt is a single binary that can be run on any Linux or macOS (arm64) host. You can install and try out Flipt in a few different ways:
For more details on each installation method, see the sections below.
Flipt Cloud
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Homebrew
You can install Flipt using Homebrew on macOS and Linux.
Flipt runs as a service and is managed by Homebrew Services. This means you can start and stop Flipt using the brew services
command.
Installing
Running
Alternatively, you can start Flipt in the foreground using:
Binary
You can always download the latest release archive of Flipt from the Releases section on GitHub.
Installing
You can use the following script to download and install the latest Flipt binary:
This will install Flipt to /usr/local/bin/flipt
on Mac and Linux systems.
View the install.sh source for more details.
Running
Run the Flipt binary with:
Flipt will check in a few different locations for server configuration (in order):
--config
flag as an override{{ USER_CONFIG_DIR }}/flipt/config.yml
(theUSER_CONFIG_DIR
value is based on your architecture and specified in the Go documentation)/etc/flipt/config/default.yml
See the Configuration section for more details.
Supported Architectures
Flipt is built for the following architectures/os:
- x86-64 / Linux
- ARM64 / Linux
- x86-64 / Darwin/MacOS
- ARM64 / Darwin/MacOS
You can find the binaries for each architecture in the Latest Release assets section on GitHub.
The Docker image for Flipt is multi-arch and supports both x86-64 and ARM64 architectures on Linux.
If you need a different architecture, please open an issue on the GitHub repository and we will try to accommodate your request.