Install ProxDR

ProxDR installs from a single command on any Linux host — your Proxmox node, or a small VM that can reach it. There are no dependencies to install first and no agents to push into your guests.

curl -fsSL https://proxdr.com/install.sh | sh

The installer:

detects your OS/architecture (Linux amd64 or arm64) and downloads the matching static binary to /usr/local/bin/proxdr;
creates the state directory /var/lib/proxdr;
installs and starts a systemd service that runs the daemon + web UI.

When it finishes it prints the URL to open — HTTPS on port 443, with a self-signed certificate on first run:

https://<this-host-ip>

What’s running

Component	Default	Purpose
Web UI / API	`:443` (HTTPS)	The console and REST API you interact with. A `:80` listener redirects here.
Peer link	`:8444` (mTLS)	The authenticated channel between paired sites.
Data dir	`/var/lib/proxdr`	The controller database and keys.

The self-signed cert is fine for a home lab. For production you can supply your own certificate (--tls-cert / --tls-key) or terminate TLS at a proxy — see the CLI reference.

Manual install

Prefer to place the binary yourself? Download proxdr_linux_amd64 (or arm64) from the releases, mark it executable, and run proxdr serve. The CLI reference covers the flags.

Next: first run — set the admin password and walk the onboarding wizard.