Official releases of the AVN Node Dashboard desktop application.
Pre-built packages are available for all major platforms. Download the release that matches your operating system from the Releases page, then follow the platform-specific instructions below.
| Platform | Download | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | .dmg |
Native macOS application. Details ↓ |
| Windows | .exe |
Windows installer. Details ↓ |
| Linux | .AppImage |
Portable executable, no installation required. Details ↓ |
| Docker | docker.tar.gz |
Cross-platform container image. Details ↓ |
- Download the
.dmgasset from the Releases page. - Open the
.dmgfile and drag the app to your Applications folder. - On first launch macOS will block the app because it is not yet code-signed. To open it:
- Open Finder and navigate to Applications.
- Right-click the app and choose Open.
- Confirm in the dialog that appears.
- Download the
.exeinstaller from the Releases page. - Run the installer. Windows SmartScreen may show a warning — click More info then Run anyway.
- Follow the installer prompts to complete the installation.
- Launch the app from the Start Menu or the desktop shortcut.
- Download the
.AppImagefrom the Releases page.
AppImage:
- Make the file executable:
Or right-click the file --> Properties --> Permissions --> check Allow executing as program.
chmod +x avn-cloud-dashboard-<version>.AppImage
- Double-click the
.AppImageto run it, or execute it directly:./avn-cloud-dashboard-<version>.AppImage
Docker lets you run the dashboard in an isolated container without installing any native dependencies. This is useful for server deployments, CI environments, or when you want to avoid platform-specific setup. You will need Docker Engine (or Docker Desktop on Mac/Windows) installed before proceeding.
- Download the
docker.tar.gzasset from the Releases page. - Load the image:
docker load < avn-cloud-dashboard-<version>-docker.tar.gz
- Run the container:
docker run -p 8080:80 avn-cloud-dashboard:<version>
- Open your browser at http://localhost:8080.
Each release includes SHA-256 checksums. To verify:
# macOS / Linux
shasum -a 256 <downloaded-file>
# Windows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash <downloaded-file> -Algorithm SHA256Please report issues via GitHub Issues.