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## Download the RPM/DEB Package
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You can download the RPM/DEB package according to your system architecture from the [Milvus Releases page](https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus/releases/tag/v3.0-beta).
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You can download the RPM/DEB package according to your system architecture from the [Milvus Releases page](https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus/releases/tag/v2.6.9).
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- For x86_64/amd64, download the **milvus_2.6.9-1_amd64.deb** or **milvus_2.6.9-1_amd64.rpm** package.
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- For ARM64, download the **milvus_2.6.9-1_arm64.deb** or **milvus_2.6.9-1_arm64.rpm** package.
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You can find the Milvus binary at `/usr/bin/milvus`, the systemd service file at `/lib/systemd/system/milvus.service`, and the dependencies at `/usr/lib/milvus/`.
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By default, Milvus Standalone runs **Woodpecker** (local filesystem) as its message queue with embedded etcd, so no external messaging or metadata service is required. See [Woodpecker](woodpecker.md).
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## (Optional) Update Milvus configurations
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You can modify the Milvus configurations in the `/etc/milvus/configs/milvus.yaml` file. For example, to change the `proxy.healthCheckTimeout` to `1000` ms, you can search for the target parameter and modify accordingly. For applicable configuration items, refer to [System Configuration](system_configuration.md).
-**Streaming Node**: Enhanced data processing capabilities
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-**Woodpecker MQ**: Improved message queue with reduced maintenance overhead, see [Use Woodpecker](use-woodpecker.md) for detail
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-**Woodpecker MQ (default)**: This Docker deployment runs Woodpecker as the message queue with the **local filesystem** as its WAL backend, so no external message-queue service is required. See [Woodpecker](woodpecker.md).
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-**Optimized Architecture**: Consolidated components for better performance
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Always download the latest script to ensure you get the most recent configurations and architecture improvements.
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After running the installation script:
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- A docker container named milvus has been started at port **19530**.
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- A docker container named milvus-standalone has been started at port **19530**.
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- An embed etcd is installed along with Milvus in the same container and serves at port **2379**. Its configuration file is mapped to **embedEtcd.yaml** in the current folder.
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- To change the default Milvus configuration, add your settings to the **user.yaml** file in the current folder and then restart the service.
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- The Milvus data volume is mapped to **volumes/milvus** in the current folder.
By default this deployment runs **Woodpecker** (local-filesystem WAL) as the message queue and an **embedded etcd** for metadata — nothing else to install. To use a different message queue or connect external object storage / metadata, see:
summary: Learn how to install Milvus standalone with Docker Desktop for Windows.
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title: Run Milvus in Docker (Linux)
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title: Run Milvus in Docker (Windows)
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# Run Milvus in Docker (Windows)
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> By default, this deployment runs **Woodpecker** (local filesystem) as its message queue, so no external message-queue service is required. See [Woodpecker](woodpecker.md).
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This page demonstrates how to run Milvus on Windows using Docker Desktop for Windows.
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## Prerequisites
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Stop successfully.
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# Delete Milvus data
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$ bash standalone_embed.sh stop
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$ bash standalone_embed.sh delete
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Delete Milvus container successfully.
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Delete successfully.
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- The **milvus-etcd** container does not expose any ports to the host and maps its data to **volumes/etcd** in the current folder.
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- The **milvus-minio** container serves ports **9090** and **9091** locally with the default authentication credentials and maps its data to **volumes/minio** in the current folder.
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- The **milvus-minio** container serves ports **9000** and **9001** locally with the default authentication credentials and maps its data to **volumes/minio** in the current folder.
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- The **milvus-standalone** container serves ports **19530** locally with the default settings and maps its data to **volumes/milvus** in the current folder.
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