Quick Start

Chomper deploys as a single Docker Compose stack — Fastify ingestion, a Redis queue, a Python worker, ClickHouse, and the Next.js UI, all wired together for you. Getting a box ready takes two steps:

1. Install Docker and the Docker Compose plugin (this page — pick your OS below).
2. Run the one-line install command from your personal cabinet → Servers → Install on the target machine. It downloads the compose file (with your license key already baked in), brings the stack up, waits for it to become healthy, and prints the URL and the generated admin login.

Step 2 is a single curl | sh command generated per-server in your cabinet — there's nothing to configure by hand. This page is only about step 1: getting Docker itself onto a fresh machine.

Pick your OS

• Ubuntu
• Debian
• CentOS / RHEL / Rocky Linux
• macOS

Already have Docker running? Skip straight to step 2 — open your Servers tab and click Install on the server you want to deploy to.

Minimum requirements

Resource	Minimum
RAM	2 GB (ClickHouse + Redis + Node/Python services)
Disk	10 GB free, more if you plan to retain events long-term
OS	Any 64-bit Linux with a supported Docker Engine build, or macOS
Network	Outbound HTTPS (pulls images from the Chomper registry, pings licensing)