Install

Docker#

The fastest way to run bouine is the Docker image:

docker pull bouinecache/bouine:latest
docker run --rm -p 8080:80 -p 9000:9000 bouinecache/bouine:latest

The default image includes a minimal config at /etc/bouine/config.yaml so the container starts without a volume mount.

For production

Mount your own config at /etc/bouine/config.yaml, or use the Helm chart so Kubernetes manages the ConfigMap.

GitHub Releases#

Download the latest release binary from GitHub Releases. The command below is pre-selected for your operating system and CPU architecture — switch the tabs if you need a different target:

The one-liner resolves the latest version automatically, so it never goes stale. Binaries are published for:

Verify the download

Each release ships SHA256SUMS (with a cosign signature SHA256SUMS.sig and certificate SHA256SUMS.pem). Check the checksum after downloading if you need supply-chain assurance.

From source#

git clone https://github.com/bouine-cache/bouine.git
cd bouine
make build
./bin/bouine version

Requirements:

• Go 1.27+
• golangci-lint if you want to run make lint
• Docker if you want to build images or run integration tests