Download Apache HertzBeat - Latest Release

How to Download HertzBeat?

Download the latest Apache HertzBeat™ release (v1.8.0) as server binary, collector binary, source code, or Docker Compose package. All releases include GPG signatures and SHA512 checksums for verification.

Latest Version: v1.8.0 (Released: February 5, 2026)

Quick Download:

• Server Binary
• Collector Binary
• Source Code

Download Package Types

:::tip Native Collector Recommendation If you do not need MySQL, OceanBase, Oracle, DB2, or other monitoring types that rely on external JDBC drivers from ext-lib, you can choose the native collector package for faster startup and lower memory usage.

Trade-offs: native packages are platform-specific and do not support runtime ext-lib JDBC loading. See Native Collector Guide. :::

:::tip Security Verification Verify downloads using GPG signatures and SHA512 checksums. See Apache Verification Guide and HertzBeat KEYS. :::

Latest Release (Recommended)

:::tip Security Notice Previous releases may contain security vulnerabilities. Always use the latest version. :::

Release Docker Image

Apache HertzBeat™ provides a docker image for each release. You can pull the image from the Docker Hub.

• HertzBeat https://hub.docker.com/r/apache/hertzbeat
• HertzBeat Collector https://hub.docker.com/r/apache/hertzbeat-collector

All Archived Releases

For older releases, please check the archive.

Download FAQ

Which package should I download?

Server Binary - For most users. Includes the main HertzBeat monitoring server with web UI.

Collector Binary - For distributed deployments. Deploy collectors in remote networks to report to the main server. Native collector downloads are platform-specific, for example apache-hertzbeat-collector-native-{version}-linux-amd64-bin.tar.gz or apache-hertzbeat-collector-native-{version}-windows-amd64-bin.zip.

If you are deciding between JVM and native collector packages, start with Native Collector Guide.

Source Code - For developers who want to build, modify, or contribute to HertzBeat.

Docker Compose - For quick all-in-one deployment with database and time-series storage.

How do I verify the download?

1. Download the GPG signature (.asc) and checksum (.sha512) files
2. Verify signature: gpg --verify apache-hertzbeat-*.tar.gz.asc apache-hertzbeat-*.tar.gz
3. Verify checksum: sha512sum -c apache-hertzbeat-*.tar.gz.sha512

Import Apache HertzBeat KEYS first: wget https://downloads.apache.org/hertzbeat/KEYS && gpg --import KEYS

What are the system requirements?

Server Binary Requirements:

• Java 25 or higher
• 4GB RAM minimum (8GB recommended)
• 2 CPU cores minimum
• 20GB disk space

Collector Binary Requirements:

• Java 25 or higher
• 2GB RAM minimum
• 1 CPU core minimum
• 5GB disk space

Native collector packages are published per target platform, while the JVM collector package remains cross-platform.

Can I use Docker instead of binary packages?

Yes. Docker is the recommended installation method:

docker run -d -p 1157:1157 -p 1158:1158 --name hertzbeat apache/hertzbeat

How do I extract and run the binary?

tar -xzf apache-hertzbeat-1.8.0-bin.tar.gz
cd apache-hertzbeat-1.8.0
./bin/startup.sh

Access web UI at http://localhost:1157 with credentials admin/hertzbeat

What's the difference between releases?

Each release includes bug fixes, security patches, and new features. The release notes link in the download table details specific changes.

Always use the latest release for security and stability.

Where can I find old versions?

Previous versions are archived at https://archive.apache.org/dist/incubator/hertzbeat/

How often are new versions released?

HertzBeat follows a regular release schedule with new versions approximately every 2-3 months. Security patches may be released more frequently.