Download Cortex

Cortex is distributed in various formats to suit different environments and deployment preferences. Whether you want to install it on traditional Linux systems, run it as a container with Docker, or deploy it in a Kubernetes cluster, you’ll find the appropriate options and instructional links below.

Debian / Ubuntu

If you use a Debian- or Ubuntu-based OS, follow the steps in the Step-by-Step Installation Guide to install and configure Cortex.

DEB tab

Select the DEB tab in the guide to ensure you use the correct commands.

RedHat Enterprise Linux / Fedora

For RedHat or Fedora-based systems, use the Step-by-Step Installation Guide to install and configure Cortex.

RPM tab

Select the RPM tab in the guide to ensure you use the correct commands.

ZIP binary packages

If you prefer more control over where Cortex is installed, need to use it in environments without package managers, or want to avoid dependency issues, you can install Cortex by downloading a ZIP binary package.

ZIP binary packages tab

Select the ZIP binary packages tab in the guide to ensure you use the correct commands.

Docker

Prefer containerized deployment? Use the official pre-built Docker images on Cortex Docker Hub. Follow the Docker deployment instructions to get started.

Kubernetes

For Kubernetes users, deploy Cortex with pre-built Docker images from Cortex Docker Hub. Refer to the Kubernetes deployment guide for detailed instructions.