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Run logrok on your own infrastructure

Everything ships as a self-contained artifact with published SHA-256 checksums — no account, no telemetry, no call-home. The platform to deploy, and LUnA, the universal agent, to feed it.

The platform

Free trial — Docker Compose kit

The full product, free

Ingest, search, alerting, dashboards, and the topology editor on the free Community tier. No license file, nothing to activate — a starter pipeline is deployed for you, so your first log line is searchable minutes after docker compose up.

What you need

A Docker host with Compose v2, 4 CPU cores and 24 GB of RAM free, and outbound access to registry.logrok.com. Evaluating fully air-gapped? Talk to us for a pre-loaded image bundle.

Get the kit

The trial kit is published with each release. Contact us and we'll send the download link for the current version, or check the release manifest for the latest trial entry.

Virtual appliance

The hardened production form: AlmaLinux with FIPS 140-3 validated crypto and DISA STIG hardening, TLS out of the box, one-click in-product upgrades — current release 0.50.0.

VMware OVA

ESXi, vSphere, and Workstation. Import via the vSphere Client or File → Open.
Download (5.2 GB)
SHA-256 1e01f4a06b84b23a…

QCOW2

KVM, Proxmox, and OpenStack. Import with virt-install or the Proxmox UI.
Download (9.9 GB)
SHA-256 78c6cc8bdf3d5d2d…

Hyper-V VHDX

Generation 2 VM, UEFI boot, Secure Boot off.
Download (10.9 GB)
SHA-256 2e46246529d68838…

The universal agent

LUnA — one static binary, every endpoint

The collection front door: forwards standard syslog, OTLP, or Splunk HEC into logrok. The free Core tier runs unmanaged out of the box; Apex features unlock with a license. Always the latest stable release.

Container

multi-arch (amd64 · arm64) · cosign-signed

docker pull ghcr.io/logiqum/luna:latest
More platforms — experimental architectures

Cross-compiled static binaries, runtime-unverified. Provided for evaluation on the listed platforms.

Verify what you downloaded

Every artifact publishes a SHA-256 checksum, and the agent's container image is cosign-signed. On a security product, don't skip this.

Platform artifacts (trial & appliances)

# each artifact's SHA-256 is published in the release manifest
curl -s https://updates.logrok.com/manifest.json | grep -A3 '"version": "0.50.0"'
sha256sum logrok-*.tar logrok-*.{ova,qcow2,vhdx}

Agent checksums (LUnA)

curl -LO https://github.com/logiqum/luna/releases/latest/download/SHA256SUMS
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Agent container signature (cosign)

cosign verify --key https://raw.githubusercontent.com/logiqum/luna/main/cosign.pub \
  ghcr.io/logiqum/luna:latest

Already running logrok?

Appliance upgrades

Appliances upgrade from the in-product Upgrade page — it finds new releases in the manifest and applies the signed bundle for you (current: 0.50.0). Air-gapped appliances side-load the same bundle.

Compose & Kubernetes

Compose deployments upgrade by bumping one version variable — the kit's bundled helper script does it with a rollback safety net. Images are pulled from registry.logrok.com.

Verify what you run

Every artifact's SHA-256 is published in the release manifest; upgrade bundles are additionally signed and verified by the appliance before applying.

Licensing

The platform's Community trial is free to evaluate. For the agent, Luna Core is free — for non-commercial use, alongside a licensed logrok deployment, and for commercial fleets up to 10 agents. Apex capabilities (Windows Event Log, fleet management, mTLS, macOS, air-gap diode, and more) need a license — issued free with logrok, or purchased standalone. By downloading and running the agent you accept the LUnA End-User License Agreement.

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