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I have some customers that want to use valkey-bloom, but don't want to mess with the hassle of compiling. Can a github action be added to this repo to automatically compile, and add to release assets? This would help IaC across many servers much easier.
@utdrmac , Thanks for the explaining the use case. Did a quick check and I don't see the valkey-server binary included in the valkey repository. However, they do provide a way for users to download the binaries from the valkey website.
It would make sense to also have Modules also downloadable.
Valkey-Bundle provides a docker image that when started, has all the official modules loaded onto a Valkey server. (https://valkey.io/topics/valkey-bundle/). This is the closest we have to a solution which avoids compiling the code.
I will still talk with some of the maintainers about potentially having the binaries from Modules downloadable, like we do with the core
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KarthikSubbarao commentedon Nov 21, 2025
@utdrmac , Thanks for the explaining the use case. Did a quick check and I don't see the valkey-server binary included in the valkey repository. However, they do provide a way for users to download the binaries from the valkey website.
It would make sense to also have Modules also downloadable.
Valkey-Bundle provides a docker image that when started, has all the official modules loaded onto a Valkey server. (https://valkey.io/topics/valkey-bundle/). This is the closest we have to a solution which avoids compiling the code.
I will still talk with some of the maintainers about potentially having the binaries from Modules downloadable, like we do with the core
KarthikSubbarao commentedon Dec 4, 2025
@utdrmac - There was some discussion into this topic here: valkey-io/valkey-bundle#61
If you are interested in this functionality, you can +1 the issue linked above
utdrmac commentedon Dec 4, 2025
Awesome. Thanks!