Downloads · AGPL-3.0 · pre-alpha
Get Rasputin
Flashable images for the node OS and the firewall, published straight from the
source repositories. Every image is signed and ships a manifest.json with a
SHA-256 checksum for each artifact — verify before you flash.
Latest stable images
resolved 2026-07-10Rasputin OS
2026.07.1The node operating system — one image per architecture; a node's role is chosen at first boot. The web control plane ships inside this image, so there is nothing else to install.
Rasputin Firewall
2026.07.1The dedicated firewall node — a separate x86-only image on its own release cadence, with stateful filtering, WireGuard, and tap-mode intrusion detection, managed from the same UI as the rest of the cluster.
Flash it in four steps
- Verify. Check the image's SHA-256 against the
manifest.jsonon its release page. Authenticity rides on the signature, not on where the file is hosted. - Flash. Write the image to a microSD card, NVMe, or USB drive
(
xz -dthe OS image first; the firewall image flashes as-is). - Seed. Drop a one-line
rasputin-seed.envonto the boot partition — your node's role and your SSH public key. No key is baked in; yours is the only one. - Boot. Power on and open
http://rasputin.local. The first-run wizard registers a passkey and lands you on the dashboard — under ten minutes, cold start to working cluster.
Before you flash
- It's pre-alpha. Image layouts and update formats still change without notice. Don't put it in front of a network you care about — yet.
- Two supported targets. Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 / CM5 (arm64) and Intel N100 / amd64 for nodes; an N100 box for the firewall. Everything else is community territory.
- There is nothing to buy. Rasputin runs on hardware you already own, and the software is AGPL-3.0 — free, no paywall, no open core.