Installation

The BindPlane OP Client allows you to manage your BindPlane OP server remotely. It lets you view agents, modify configurations, and create custom resource types.

Once installed, the bindplane command will be available and can be used to connect to a BindPlane OP Server. See the Configuration page for configuration instructions.

Installing Client

Linux

The client can be installed by downloading the correct package and placing the binary in your path.

Installing Client (AMD64)

bash

1mkdir bindplane
2curl -L -o bindplane/bindplane.zip https://storage.googleapis.com/bindplane-op-releases/bindplane/latest/bindplane-ee-linux-amd64.zip
3unzip bindplane/bindplane.zip -d bindplane/
4sudo mv bindplane/bindplane /usr/local/bin/bindplane
5mkdir -p ~/.bindplane/

Uninstalling Client

bash

1sudo rm /usr/local/bin/bindplane

macOS

BindPlane OP supports any macOS version 10.13 or newer.

Installing Client (AMD64)

bash

1mkdir bindplane
2curl -L -o bindplane/bindplane.zip https://storage.googleapis.com/bindplane-op-releases/bindplane/latest/bindplane-ee-darwin-amd64.zip
3unzip bindplane/bindplane.zip -d bindplane/
4sudo mv bindplane/bindplane /usr/local/bin/bindplane
5mkdir -p ~/.bindplane/

Installing Client (ARM64)

bash

1mkdir bindplane
2curl -L -o bindplane/bindplane.zip https://storage.googleapis.com/bindplane-op-releases/bindplane/latest/bindplane-ee-darwin-arm64.zip
3unzip bindplane/bindplane.zip -d bindplane/
4sudo mv bindplane/bindplane /usr/local/bin/bindplane
5mkdir -p ~/.bindplane/

note

📘 BindPlane OP Server on macOS

The macOS client includes some server configuration, however BindPlane OP Server is not officially supported on macOS

Uninstalling Client

bash

1sudo rm -rf /usr/local/bin/bindplane
2rm -rf ~/.bindplane

Updated 11 months ago