SDK

The 10gen Platform Software Development Kit (SDK) is made available to you as a free download for several popular platforms. Our binary SDKs are intended for easy installation. The only requirement is that Java SE 5 or Java SE 6 is installed and executes from the command line.

The the SDK is available on several platforms for convenience. However, we anticipate most production cloud deployments will be on 64 bit Linux.

Source and Binary Builds

Platform	Stable	Nightly	Snapshot
Linux 64-bit	stable 20080827	nightly	N/A
Linux 32-bit	stable 20080827	N/A	snapshot 20080827
OS X	stable 20080827	nightly	N/A
Windows	stable 20080827	N/A	snapshot 20080827
Source	stable 20080827	nightly	N/A

• Stable : Approximately our production builds. Currently appserver r0.1.1_rc3, db r0.1.0_rc2, corejs r0.1.0_rc1
• Nightly : Built every day from the latest, around 3am Eastern time.
• Snapshot : Built periodically from the latest, when we remember - we are migrating to nightly for these.

Please note the supported platforms and prerequisites for these downloads.

For those of you working on remote machines (EC2 instances, etc), just use :

• Linux 64-bit Stable : curl -O -L http://www.10gen.com/~~/f/10gen-linux_x86_64-stable.tar.gz
• Linux 64-bit Nightly : curl -O -L http://www.10gen.com/~~/f/10gen-linux_x86_64-nightly.tar.gz
• Linux 32-bit Snapshot : curl -O -L http://www.10gen.com/~~/f/10gen-linux_i386-nightly.tar.gz
• OS X Stable : curl -O -L http://www.10gen.com/~~/f/10gen-macosx-stable.tar.gz
• OS X Snapshot : curl -O -L http://www.10gen.com/~~/f/10gen-macosx-nightly.tar.gz

Source Control: Not everything is in source control, but what we have is here http://github.com/10gen

Documentation

We're still working on our documentation (isn't everyone?) but included in the SDK are some simple guides to help you get started. They are also on the wiki for ease of reference :

• QuickStart Guide : What you need to quickly start using the SDK
• Admin Site How-To : How to create an admin user to start using the 10gen Admin Site

Also, please see our main documentation page. It's the recommended starting point for finding out what you need to know.