Last updated: January 26, 2022
This document outlines where you can find a comprehensive list of our officially supported HashiCorp releases. To find installation instructions for the channels that most customers use, please check out the project site download pages.
We recommend using officially supported HashiCorp releases in production environments, as these are maintained by our internal teams and go through extensive security reviews. Our Support Period and End-of-Life (EOL) Policy applies to releases on all of the following distribution channels.
Are you using a package manager or operating system that isn’t yet supported? See a product that isn’t yet available via one of the below distribution channels? We want to hear from you! Reach out to us and share your use case via GitHub Issues in the HashiCorp GitHub Org.
| Channel | Description | Security Guarantees |
| Release Site | Hosts all historical HashiCorp Go binaries, installers (dmg’s and msi’s), and python wheels. |
Release artifacts are subject to security program elements as described in our Trust Center and linked documentation. The general process for release archive signature verification is documented in our Trust Center under "Release archive checksum verification". MacOS and Windows binaries are additionally signed using platform-specific mechanisms. |
| Homebrew Tap | Hosts installable packages (formulae) for macOS and Linux. Casks for GUI’s and Formula’s for executables are both supported. For more information, see the Official Packaging Guide. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Linux Repositories- RPM's, Debian's | Hosts installable RPM and Debian packages for Linux users. For more information, see the Official Packaging Guide. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| DockerHub (HashiCorp Namespace) | Hosts all HashiCorp Docker images. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| DockerHub (Official Namespace): Vault, Consul | Hosts Docker images for Consul and Vault in the Official namespace. Official images incorporate the same binaries as the HashiCorp namespace images, and have the same tags available. Official images are typically released after HashiCorp namespace images. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) | Hosts Docker images for our open-source products and a select few mirrors. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| RedHat Container Registry | Hosts Red Hat Universal Base Images (UBI) which are container images that are OCI-compliant. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Helm Registry | Hosts Helm Charts which are used to manage packages on Kubernetes clusters. Usage instructions are available across the various GitHub repositories and on ArtifactHub. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Terraform Registry- Terraform Providers | Indexes official Terraform Providers. Release assets for HashiCorp providers are hosted on our Release Site. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Terraform Registry- Terraform Modules | Hosts all official Terraform Modules for use with Terraform. | |
| Ruby Gems: EngServ profile, Vagrant profile | Hosts all official Ruby client libraries and Ruby utility tools. | |
| NuGet Packages | Hosts all official NuGet packages. |
| Channel | Description | Security Guarantees |
| Release Site | Hosts all historical HashiCorp Go binaries, installers (dmg’s and msi’s), and python wheels. | Release artifacts are subject to security program elements as described in our Trust Center and linked documentation. The general process for release archive signature verification is documented in our Trust Center under "Release archive checksum verification". MacOS and Windows binaries are additionally signed using platform-specific mechanisms. |
| HashiCorp Docker Registry | Hosts HashiCorp Docker images requiring authorization via Hashicorp Licensing credentials. This is currently limited to Terraform Enterprise. For more information, see the TFE announcement blog post. | |
| DockerHub (HashiCorp Namespace) | Hosts HashiCorp Docker images. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Linux Repositories- RPM's, Debian's | Hosts installable RPM and Debian packages for Linux users. For more information, see the Official Packaging Guide. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| DockerHub (HashiCorp Namespace) | Hosts all HashiCorp Docker images. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) | Hosts Docker images for our open-source products and a select few mirrors. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| RedHat Container Registry | Hosts Red Hat Universal Base Images (UBI) which are container images that are OCI-compliant. | This release channel incorporates the exact byte-to-byte binaries which are published to our Release Site. |
| Terraform Enterprise | Hosts Terraform Enterprise which can be installed by existing customers. Learn how to get started with TFE by reading through the documentation. |
Terraform Enterprise is subject to security program elements as described in our Trust Center and linked documentation. |