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layout : default
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- description : You can use ArangoDB on macOS via Docker images, DMG packages, or tar.gz archives
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+ description : You can use ArangoDB on macOS via Docker images, and run client tools using tar.gz archives
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title : Installing ArangoDB on macOS
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---
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Installing ArangoDB on macOS
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============================
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- You can use ArangoDB on macOS in different ways:
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- - [ Docker images] ( #docker )
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- - [ _ DMG_ packages] ( #package-installation )
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- - [ _ tar.gz_ archives] ( #installing-using-the-archive )
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+ You can use ArangoDB on macOS with [ Docker images] ( #docker ) and run the client
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+ tools using [ _ tar.gz_ archives] ( #installing-the-client-tools-using-the-archive ) .
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{% hint 'tip' %}
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Starting from version 3.10.0, ArangoDB has native support for the ARM
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Running production environments on macOS is not supported.
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{% endhint %}
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- Docker
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- ------
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+ {% hint 'info' %}
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+ Starting from version 3.11.0, ArangoDB Server binaries for macOS are not
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+ provided anymore.
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+ {% endhint %}
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+ ## Docker
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The recommended way of using ArangoDB on macOS is to use the
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[ ArangoDB Docker images] ( https://www.arangodb.com/download-major/docker/ ) {: target ="_ blank"}
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as well as the [ Deployments] ( architecture-deployment-modes.html ) section about
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different deployment modes and methods including Docker containers.
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- Package Installation
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- --------------------
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- ArangoDB provide a command-line app called * ArangoDB-CLI* .
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- Visit the official [ Download] ( https://www.arangodb.com/download ) {: target ="_ blank"}
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- page of the ArangoDB website and download the * DMG* Package for macOS.
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- You may verify the download by comparing the SHA256 hash listed on the website
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- to the hash of the file. For example, you can you run ` openssl sha256 <filename> `
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- or ` shasum -a 256 <filename> ` in a terminal. You may also run
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- ` codesign --verify --verbose <filename> ` to validate the notarization of an
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- executable.
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- You can install the application in your application folder.
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- Starting the application starts the server and opens a terminal window
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- showing you the log-file.
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- ```
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- ArangoDB server has been started
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- The database directory is located at
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- '/Users/<user>/Library/ArangoDB/var/lib/arangodb3'
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- The log file is located at
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- '/Users/<user>/Library/ArangoDB/var/log/arangodb3/arangod.log'
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- You can access the server using a browser at 'http://127.0.0.1:8529/'
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- '/Applications/ArangoDB3-CLI.app/Contents/Resources/arangosh'
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- Switching to log-file now, killing this windows will NOT stop the server.
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- 2022-10-21T09:37:01Z [13373] INFO ArangoDB (version 3.9.3 [darwin]) is ready for business. Have fun!
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- ```
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- Installing using the archive
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+ ## Installing the client tools using the archive
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1 . Visit the official [ Download] ( https://www.arangodb.com/download ) {: target ="_ blank"}
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- page of the ArangoDB website and download the _ tar.gz_ archive for macOS.
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+ page of the ArangoDB website and download the client tools _ tar.gz_ archive for macOS.
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2 . You may verify the download by comparing the SHA256 hash listed on the website
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to the hash of the file. For example, you can you run ` openssl sha256 <filename> `
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