Deploy to a bare-metal host with one command

scripts/deploy-remote.sh installs kairon-node (and optionally the controller, dashboard and console relay) on a Linux host over SSH as systemd services.

./scripts/deploy-remote.sh user@host --remote-build \
  --with-controller --with-ui --with-console --self-test=quick

Flag	What it does
--remote-build	Copies a small source tarball and compiles on the host (Go, and Node for the dashboard, are cached under ~/.cache/kairon-build and checksum-verified). Your machine builds nothing.
--self-test[=quick|standard|full]	Runs kaironctl selftest on the host afterwards; the result is the script's exit code.
--image-cache-dir=PATH	Directory kairon-node downloads images into (the self-test needs one).
--dry-run	Print the resolved plan; no SSH, no build, no writes.

Requirements

• SSH access to a Linux host with FluxVM, and a Kubernetes API the node can reach (k3s works). kairon-node reports not ready until it can reach one; see --kube-url.
• With --remote-build, the host needs curl, tar and network access to go.dev and the Go module proxy.

See Getting started for the full flag list, the redeploy caveats and the console TLS options, and the self-test guide for reading the result.