Air-gapped install

For a network with no internet access, Stampede ships as one offline bundle per Linux architecture. It holds the CLI for Linux, macOS and Windows, the container images (server and worker, the browser worker with Chromium, and TimescaleDB), a Compose stack that never pulls, the Helm chart with values for a private registry, the product packs, the docs, and a checksum for every file.

# where there is network access
deploy/airgap/build-bundle.sh v1.0.0 amd64          # or arm64

# inside the air-gapped network
tar xzf stampede-airgap-v1.0.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz && cd stampede-airgap-*
./install.sh                                         # verify checksums, load images
export STAMPEDE_JOIN_TOKEN=$(openssl rand -hex 24)
docker compose -f compose/docker-compose.yml up -d   # http://localhost:8080

For Kubernetes, ./install.sh --registry registry.internal:5000 also pushes the images to your registry, and helm/values-airgap.yaml points the chart at it. The bundle’s README has every step, including plugins and using a model served inside the network for the optional AI features.

Releases attach a bundle for amd64 and arm64. A nightly CI job builds a bundle, deletes the images it contains, installs from the bundle alone and checks that the server is ready and both workers connect.