SearchNote: Though easy and practical, this method isn’t recommended for setting up production environments.
You can install Varnish Enterprise by downloading and running this setup.sh.
This will ask you for your repository token, then install the default set of Enterprise packages.
curl https://docs.varnish-software.com/scripts/setup.sh | bash
Specify a repository token for a fully automated install:
curl https://docs.varnish-software.com/scripts/setup.sh | TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN bash
Use the INSTALL environment variable to restrict the packages you want to install and to specify their version:
curl https://docs.varnish-software.com/scripts/setup.sh | TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN INSTALL="varnish-plus varnish-broadcaster-1.2.0-1.el7" bash
To see all the relevant environment variables
# To see all the relevant environment variables
curl -s https://docs.varnish-software.com/scripts/setup.sh | bash -s -- -h
usage: VAR1=VALUE1 VAR2=VALUE2 bash
This help script aims to provide a smooth way to setup varnish-plus repositories
as well as installing software contained in them.
It takes no arguments but instead reads environment variables to adapt its
behavior:
TOKEN The token to acess the repository (varnish-plus/6.0 by
default)
DIST Force the Linux distribution to use (ubuntu, debian, centos).
Setting this variable disables the OS autodection, so you will
need to set REL too
If set to "ask", display a menu instead of trying to guess it.
REL The release of the current distribution (eg. xenial for ubuntu,
7 for centos). This is only needed if you forced DIST
OVERWRITE If not empty, asks before removing files (repos and gpg keys)
INSTALL Override the list of varnish-plus packages to install
REPO What repository to use (60, 60-akamai-connector,
60-deviceatlas or 60-waf). It'll impact the default
INSTALL value.
VERBOSE If not empty, run the package managers in quiet mode
GPGKEY Where the gpg key authenticating the repository can be
stored (default: /tmp/varnish-plus-6.0.gpg)