Linux
Node operator downloads
Turn your own machine into an Infera node
Start with the simplest distribution for a personal machine, lab box, or side GPU. We prioritize a fast first install and clear explanations over infrastructure jargon.
Start fast
The light bundle is the quickest path to your first online node.
Works on your current OS
We surface installers and bundles that match the system we detected.
Learn as you go
Every option explains what is included and what still downloads later.
Recommended for this device
Best fit for a first node on this device.
No release is currently published.
Public Tier
Public Tier is the fastest way to bring community capacity online. It keeps the Docker-first runtime, local key generation, and pull-based agent behavior intact.
What you install
These bundles are not a dedicated operating system. They package the agent runtime in different completeness levels and keep the router-to-agent trust model intact.
Light bundle
Smallest starting point
Downloads runtime pieces later. Best when you want the fastest first install and do not need offline payloads.
Images bundle
Runtime images included
Useful when you want the container images ready locally, while model downloads can still happen later.
Embedded bundle
Heavier but more complete
Carries more payload upfront for operators who want fewer downloads during first startup.
No Public Tier bundle is available in the latest release.
Public install flow
1
Download the light or images bundle for your host.
2
Start the node with the public profile and keep LocalAI behind the sidecar.
3
Generate node keys locally during enrollment.
4
Poll the Router for tasks once the node is accepted.
Capacity and revenue simulator
Estimate what this machine can contribute, then compare the Public baseline with the Trusted uplift.
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Tier matrix
Quick comparison of what each lane really means before you download.
| Dimension | Public | Native | Trusted |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you download | Bundle archive | Host-friendly installer | ISO plus trust evidence |
| Internet dependency | Usually downloads more at first run | Still relies on the same runtime lane underneath | Can support more controlled rollout logic |
| Best tier fit | Best for community/Public capacity | Best for guided host onboarding | Only lane meant for Trusted-tier eligibility |
| Dedicated OS | No, runs on your current host | No, wraps the current host OS | Yes, dedicated operating system image |
Release notes
No changelog is attached to this release yet.
Release API surface
The frontend now consumes the download release contract exposed by the backend.
The backend release contract is not yet sufficient on its own to present every published distribution artifact.
Checksum and signature artifacts should remain visible whenever the Trusted lane is published.
Compatibility policy between agent, router, host OS, and tier should become explicit in the API.
The static release tree and the release index need to stay consistent to avoid UX drift.