What the install script does

The install command downloads one script and runs it:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://get.llmsyscore.com/install.sh)

To read the script before running it, save it first:

curl -fsSL https://get.llmsyscore.com/install.sh -o install.sh
less install.sh
bash install.sh

Where it runs

The dashboard (manager and alarm engine) runs on Linux: Debian, Ubuntu, and Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux or RHEL 10. On macOS, install the dashboard with Homebrew instead.
The agent runs on Linux and macOS (Apple Silicon).
Windows is not supported.

What happens, step by step

Checks the basics. It looks for Python 3.11 or newer, git, jq, curl and rsync. If some are missing it offers to install them with apt or dnf.
Downloads the latest release from the project's GitHub Releases page and checks its SHA-256 checksum. If the checksum doesn't match, it stops before installing anything.
Asks what to install. A menu lets you choose the whole system on one machine, one part of it (dashboard, alarm engine, database or agent), an update, or uninstall.
Creates a service account called llmsys that the services run as. You can choose a different account with --user <name>.
Installs the files into /opt/llm-systems-manager, with the Python packages each part needs in its own folder.
Installs InfluxDB (full install or database-only) from InfluxData's package repository, and creates the database and its access tokens.
Asks a few questions: the dashboard's admin login, email settings for alerts, and whether to send an anonymous install report. Press Enter to accept a default.
Writes the settings file at /opt/llm-systems-manager/config/llm-systems.toml and creates the certificates the parts use to talk to each other securely.
On agent machines, adds a rule to /etc/sudoers.d/ so the agent can start and stop your model servers. Skip it with --no-sudoers.
Sets up the system services and asks before starting them. When it finishes it prints the address of the dashboard, the sign-in details and the next steps.

Useful options

Option	What it does
`--mode <1-9>`	Skips the menu and picks the install type
`--ref v3.2.0`	Installs a specific release
`--source local`	Installs from a release you downloaded yourself, for machines without GitHub access
`--update`	Updates an installed system
`--uninstall`	Removes the services and files, and asks before removing the service account and InfluxDB data

All options: bash install.sh --help. Full guide: Deployment.

Other ways to install

Docker Compose runs the dashboard in containers. Fill in .env before the last command:

curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/llmsyscore/llm-systems-manager/main/docker-compose.yml
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/llmsyscore/llm-systems-manager/main/.env.example -o .env
docker compose up -d

Packages (.deb and .rpm) and Homebrew: see Deployment.