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Piko consists of a single piko binary for both the server and agent, using
piko server and piko agent respectively.
Visit the releases page (under 'Assets') to download the Piko binary for your architecture and host.
For convenience you can rename the downloaded binary to piko and place it
into your PATH, such as /usr/bin/piko or /usr/local/bin/piko.
Run piko -h to verify the installation was successful.
Building Piko from source requires Go 1.22 or higher.
Start by cloning the Piko repository from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/andydunstall/piko.git
cd piko
Then build the piko binary with make piko, which outputs the binary to
bin/piko.
You can also build the Docker image with make image.
Run piko -h to verify the installation was successful.
Visit the packages
page to see the available Docker images. Each image is tagged with latest and
the Piko version:
# Latest version.
docker pull ghcr.io/andydunstall/piko:latest
# v0.6.0
docker pull ghcr.io/andydunstall/piko:v0.6.0
Run docker run ghcr.io/andydunstall/piko:latest to verify the installation
was successful.