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The table below lists the available releases for SPIRE. The following is available for each release:
- A tarball for Linux x86_64 operating systems containing:
- The
spire-agentandspire-serverbinaries - Configuration files for the SPIRE Agent and Server
- A Docker Compose configuration that enables you to run an agent and a server simultaneously using Docker
- The
- A
.txtfile containing the SHA-256 checksum for the binary tarball - The SPIRE source code as a zip file
- The SPIRE source code as a tarball
Starting with SPIRE v0.10.0, a spire-extras tarball is available that contains the following binaries for Linux x86_64 operating systems:
- [OIDC Discovery Provider](https://github.com/spiffe/spire/blob/{{< spire-latest "tag" >}}/support/oidc-discovery-provider/README.md)
- [Kubernetes Workload Registrar](https://github.com/spiffe/spire/blob/{{< spire-latest "tag" >}}/support/k8s/k8s-workload-registrar/README.md)
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To build SPIRE from source on Linux, you'll need:
git- To clone the source from GitHub. Alternatively, you could usecurlorwget.make- To run the Makefilegcc- To build the binaries
The build script installs the required toolchain as needed, except for gcc. For example, the build script installs a private version of go that has been verified to successfully build SPIRE.
To build SPIRE on macOS, see Building SPIRE on macOS/Darwin.
First, fetch the SPIRE repository:
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The SPIRE codebase uses Go modules, which means that the SPIRE repository does not need to be in your GOPATH.
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To build the binaries from source:
$ make buildThe built binaries are placed in bin.
If you run make help, you'll see a complete list of available make commands, along with descriptions of what those commands do.
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