Installing the Hazelcast CLC
The Hazelcast Command-Line Client (CLC) is available to install in macOS, Linux, and Windows environments. You can install the Hazelcast CLC, using one of the following:
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Using an install script on Linux or macOS
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Windows installer
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Downloading a pre-built binary
Installing on macOS
The Hazelcast CLC is supported on macOS 15 or newer versions. You can install CLC using either of the following methods:
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An installation script
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Manually downloading the binary for your platform
Using the Install Script
Run the following command to install CLC using the provided install script:
curl https://hazelcast.com/clc/install.sh | bash
Manual Installation
You can download a CLC package manually from our Releases page.
MacOS compatible packages use the hazelcast-clc-VERSION_darwin_ARCHITECTURE
naming format.
Ensure that you download the file that matches the architecture of your computer.
You must extract the package once the download is complete.
Extracting the package creates a folder. In the following information, we call this folder CLC_FOLDER
.
By default macOS only allows installation of binaries from AppStore without further changes to your preferences. The install script automatically handles the required updates. However, if you downloaded a release package, you can do it manually as follows:
$ xattr -d com.apple.quarantine CLC_FOLDER/clc
In the above command, replace CLC_FOLDER
with the path of your package folder.
If you prefer, you can copy clc
to a directory in your $PATH
.
$ sudo cp CLC_FOLDER/clc /usr/local/bin
Installing on Linux
The Hazelcast CLC runs on any recent Linux distribution. You can install CLC using either of the following methods
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An installation script
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Manually downloading the binary for your platform
Using the Install Script
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Run the following command to install CLC using the install script we provide:
curl https://hazelcast.com/clc/install.sh | bash
Manual Installation
You can download a CLC package manually from our Releases page.
Linux compatible packages use the hazelcast-clc-VERSION_linux_ARCHITECTURE
naming format.
Ensure that you download the file that matches the architecture of your computer.
You must extract the package once the download is complete.
Extracting the package creates a folder. In the following information, we call this folder CLC_FOLDER
.
If you prefer, you can copy clc
to a directory in your $PATH
.
Using the /usr/local/bin
directory is a safe choice:
$ sudo cp CLC_FOLDER/clc /usr/local/bin
Installing on Windows
The Hazelcast CLC is supported on Windows 10 or newer versions. We provide pre-built binaries only for 64bit Intel/AMD architecture.
Manual Installation
You can download a CLC package manually from our Releases page.
Windows compatible packages use the hazelcast-clc-VERSION_windows_ARCHITECTURE
naming format.
Ensure that you download the file that matches the architecture of your computer.
You must extract the package once the download is complete.
Extracting the package creates a folder. In the following information, we call this folder CLC_FOLDER
.
If you prefer, you can copy CLC_FOLDER/clc
to a folder specified in the %PATH%
environment variable.
Otherwise, add CLC_FOLDER/clc
to your %PATH
.
The following link shows how to do that: Adding a Path Variable.
Using the Installer
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Go to the releases page, and locate the Windows installer file (
hazelcast-clc-setup-v5.3.7.exe
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Download and the run the installer on your system to start the installation wizard.
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Follow the steps on the wizard; when you see the "Completing the Hazelcast CLC Setup Wizard" dialog, press Finish to complete the installation.
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clc.exe
is automatically added to thePATH
environment variable, so it can be started in the terminal without its full path. -
Start the Hazelcast CLC from the start menu or by running the following command.
clc.exe
Verifying the Hazelcast CLC Installation
To check whether the Hazelcast CLC is installed properly, run the following command on a terminal.
clc version
If installed, the Hazelcast CLC version information displays.
Next Steps
In this section you’ve learnt how to install the Hazelcast CLC on the supported operating systems. To start using the Hazelcast CLC, check the following resources:
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See Get Started for a complete introduction to the Hazelcast CLC.
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See Configuration to configure the details of the connection between the Hazelcast CLC and a Hazelcast Platform cluster.
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See Command Reference for a complete list and descriptions of commands you can use with the Hazelcast CLC.