Engula

Engula
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Access the latest Engula releases and binary distributions. Engula is a closed-source, Redis/Valkey protocol–compatible key-value store designed for performance, reliability, and seamless interoperability.

Current Release

Version 2.1.3 — Compatible with Redis/Valkey 7.2.11

  • Release Date: 2025‑09‑15
  • GitHub Tag: v2.1.3

Available Binaries

Platform SHA256 Checksum
Linux (CentOS 7.x, x86_64) a9635f1e3ccf50fe3f1e671152a41bed933662283efd402b41839981defce421
Linux (Generic x86_64/amd64) f60029cbec4e33946ab0a1c0d3025e75a39290e4e74f337e1a5f1b52fb1be7a6
Linux (ARM64/aarch64) 8d8ff751be74db7827ef9f0a2be59331f03438a51c4d4eb04873ff61e024ea21

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Platform Selection

Choose the appropriate binary based on your target operating system and CPU architecture:

  • CentOS 7.3 or 7.6 (x86_64): Use linux-amd64.el7
  • All other x86_64/amd64 Linux distributions: Use linux-amd64
  • ARM64/aarch64 Linux distributions: Use linux-arm64

Protocol Compatibility: Fully compatible with Redis 7.2.11 and Valkey 7.x, supporting the complete command set and RESP2/RESP3 protocol semantics.

Minimum Supported OS Versions

Distribution Minimum Recommended Version
Ubuntu 20.04
CentOS 7.6
Rocky Linux 9.3
Debian 9.8
openEuler 20.03

Installation and Verification

Follow these steps to install and verify Engula on your system:

  1. Download the appropriate archive for your platform and architecture.
  2. Verify the checksum to ensure file integrity: 
    1sha256sum engula2.1.3.linux-amd64.tar.gz
    Compare the output against the listed SHA256 value above.
  3. Extract the archive and place the binary in your system PATH: 
    1tar -xzf engula2.1.3.linux-amd64.tar.gz
2sudo mv engula2.1.3.linux-amd64/bin/engula-server /usr/local/bin/
  4. Validate installation: 
    1engula-server -v

You are now ready to start using Engula with your existing Redis/Valkey-compatible clients.

Additional Resources

Note: All Engula binaries are statically linked and tested on supported Linux kernels. For enterprise environments, use the distribution-specific build matching your OS to ensure maximum stability and library compatibility.