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Overview Docker Installation Native Installation Kubernetes Installation AWS Marketplace

In this section Configuration Overview Authentication FIPS 140-3 Mode Storage File Format

Overview Performance Benchmarks

In this section REST API overview

Overview CSV Import Parquet Import Line Protocol Bulk Import

Overview Migrate from QuestDB Migrate from TimescaleDB Migrate from ClickHouse Migrate from InfluxDB

Overview SQL Querying Guide Decimal Precision

Overview Retention Policies Delete Operations Continuous Queries

Overview Apache Iceberg Export Apache Superset Integration Grafana Integration Telegraf Integration InfluxDB Client Compatibility MQTT Integration VS Code Extension OpenTelemetry Integration TLE (Satellite Orbital Data)Redpanda Connect Integration

Overview Data-Time Partitioning Write-Ahead Log (WAL)File Compaction Query Caching Edge Sync

Overview Connection Management arcctl query Writing Line Protocol Database Administration Measurement Listing Bulk Import

Overview Telemetry Backup & Restore Profiling with pprof

Python SDK Install the Python SDK Data Ingestion Querying with the Python SDK Data Management

Installation

Install Arc with Docker, a native Linux package, the Kubernetes Helm chart, or the AWS Marketplace AMI, and pick the path that matches your deployment.

Arc ships as a single Go binary, so every install path below gets you the same server. Pick the one that matches where you are running it.

Docker

Run the published image with a data volume — the fastest way to a working instance.

Native packages

.deb, .rpm, and Arch packages with a systemd service, or a build from source.

Kubernetes

Deploy with the Helm chart, including storage credentials and persistent volumes.

AWS Marketplace

Launch the pre-built AMI with S3 storage already wired up.

Getting Started

Run Arc for the first time with Docker, Helm, or a native package, read the first-run admin token from the logs, write a measurement, and query it back over SQL.

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