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  • Readyset Demo
    • Onboard
    • VPC Peering
    • BYO VPC
    • Connect
    • Cache queries
  • Readyset QueryPilot (Beta)
    • Getting Started with QueryPilot on Readyset Cloud
    • Getting Started with QueryPilot in a Self-Hosted Environment
  • Readyset Self-Hosted
    • Step 1 - Install Readyset
      • Docker
        • Postgres
        • MySQL
      • Binaries
        • Install Package
      • Railway
    • Step 2 - Connect to Readyset
      • Connect an application via an ORM
        • Ruby on Rails with Readyset
      • Connect via a database shell
    • Step 3 - Cache queries
    • Supported Data Types
    • Supported Queries
    • Configuration Options
    • Command Reference
    • Profiling Queries
      • View query metrics with the database's slow query log
    • Database configuration
      • Postgres
        • General Postgres
        • AWS RDS Postgres
        • AWS Aurora Postgres
      • MySQL
        • General MySQL
    • TLS Support
    • Telemetry
    • Key Concepts
    • Streaming Dataflow
    • Memory Efficiency
    • Example
    • ProxySQL MySQL Integration
    • Caching slow queries (IMDB)
    • Integrating Readyset into a Prisma app (Cal.com) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
    • Aiven MySQL integration with Readyset
    • Wordpress integration with Query Pilot
  • Releases (opens in a new tab)
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Readyset Self-Hosted
Step 1 - Install Readyset
Binaries

Install Readyset on Linux

Readyset can be installed as a stand-alone systemd service using a Linux distribution package. We currently produce deb and rpm packages for x86_64/amd64 architectures.

Install Readyset on Linux
MySQLInstall Package
Readyset Documentation