Install with one command.
Run this as root on a fresh server. The controller is ready in a few seconds.
curl -fsSL https://get.klyrn.com/vm | sudo bash
Ubuntu 22.04 to 26.04, Debian 12 and 13, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux 8 to 10, CentOS Stream 10. 64-bit Intel or AMD.
From install to a first machine
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Install the controller
The command above checks the release signature, installs the controller and starts it. It prints the address of your panel and a setup token.
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Create your account
Open the address in a browser and use the token to create the first administrator.
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Add a compute node
To use the same server, run
klyrn-vm admin node add-local. To use another server, choose Add node in the panel and paste the command it gives you.
What the installer prints
A shortened copy from version 1.1.8 on Ubuntu 24.04. It ends with the address of your panel and a setup token, which is shown once.
$ curl -fsSL https://get.klyrn.com/vm | sudo bash Downloading KLYRN VM (stable/latest, linux/amd64) manifest signature OK KLYRN VM controller installer 1.1.8 Check this server done Directories, configuration and binary done Node certificate authority and TLS certificates done Database and first-run token done systemd service done Firewall done KLYRN VM controller is running. Open: https://your-server:8443 Setup token: shown once Nodes connect to: https://your-server:8444 The certificate is self-signed until you give the controller a hostname and a certificate.
Signed updates
You update from the panel with one button.
- Every release is signed.An update that does not match the signature is refused.
- The new version is tested first.The controller runs it and checks it before switching over, and keeps the old version.
- Machines keep running.A compute node updates its agent without touching a guest.
- Each release is installed first.Before it is offered, it is installed on freshly reinstalled servers. The changelog lists them.
Then set it up.
Set up a network, storage and plans, then invite your first customer.