Local installation

Option 1: With the executable

Download the latest version for your system:
Start the downloaded executable. OctoBot opens a terminal and installs its configuration environment and the OctoBot management interface opens automatically.

On Windows, you can just double click the executable.
On Linux, first type chmod +x OctoBot_linux_x64 and then ./OctoBot_linux_x64 in a terminal open next to your downloaded executable to start OctoBot.

Option 2: With Docker

If you don't have Docker (opens in a new tab), install it on your system. Here is the docker documentation for Ubuntu (opens in a new tab), Debian (opens in a new tab) et Raspberry pie (opens in a new tab).
Download the OctoBot image using the command:
docker pull drakkarsoftware/octobot:stable
Start your OctoBot using the command:
docker run -itd --name OctoBot -p 80:5001 -v $(pwd)/user:/octobot/user -v $(pwd)/tentacles:/octobot/tentacles -v $(pwd)/logs:/octobot/logs drakkarsoftware/octobot:stable

The management interface of your OctoBot is available on port 5001 of your system. http://localhost:5001/ (opens in a new tab) or http://ip-address:5001/ (opens in a new tab)

Find all the details regarding the docker installation on the dedicated page

Option 3: From the source code

Deploy your OctoBot from the code in to be able to use a local Python environment, edit or audit the source code.

If you don't already have Python, install Python in version 3.10 (opens in a new tab).
Clone the OctoBot repository
git clone https://github.com/Drakkar-Software/OctoBot
Install the Python dependencies
cd OctoBot
python3 -m pip install -Ur requirements.txt
Start your OctoBot using this command:
python3 start.py

The management interface of your OctoBot is available on port 5001 of your system. http://localhost:5001/ (opens in a new tab) or http://ip-address:5001/ (opens in a new tab)

Find all the details regarding the source code based installation on the python and git installation guide

With OctoBot cloud With Executable