Get Started with TDengine TSDB Using an Installation Package - Tdengine

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You can install TDengine TSDB on Linux and Windows. To install TDengine TSDB in a Docker container instead of on your machine, see Get Started with TDengine TSDB in Docker.

Before You Begin

Verify that your machine meets the minimum system requirements for TDengine TSDB. For more information, see Supported Platforms and System Requirements.
(Windows only) Verify that the latest version of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable is installed on your machine. To download the redistributable package, see Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable latest supported downloads.

Procedure

Download the tar.gz installation package from the list below:
<PkgList productName="TDengine TSDB-Enterprise" platform="Linux-Generic" />
Navigate to the directory where the package is located and extract it using tar. For example, on an x64 architecture:
bash
```
tar -zxvf tdengine-tsdb-enterprise-{{VERSION}}-linux-x64.tar.gz
```
After extracting the files, go into the subdirectory and run the install.sh script:
bash
```
sudo ./install.sh
```

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Download the Windows installation package from the list below:
<PkgList productName="TDengine TSDB-Enterprise" platform="Windows" />
Run the installation package and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation of TDengine TSDB.

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For more package types and versions, visit the TDengine Download Center.

Start the Service

After installation, execute the following command in your terminal to start all services:

bash

start-all.sh

All TDengine TSDB components are managed by systemd. You can check their service status with the following commands:

bash

sudo systemctl status taosd
sudo systemctl status taosadapter
sudo systemctl status taoskeeper
sudo systemctl status taos-explorer

If the output shows the status as Active: active (running) since ..., it means the services have started successfully.

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After installation, open a terminal as administrator and run the following command to start all services:

cmd

C:\TDengine\start-all.bat

You can check the status of each service using:

cmd

sc query taosd
sc query taosadapter
sc query taoskeeper
sc query taos-explorer

If the output shows RUNNING, it means the services have started successfully.

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