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Regatta makes it simple to obtain the latest drivers, client libraries, and integration tools directly from your Regatta Cloud account.

Accessing the Download Portal

  1. Log in to your Regatta Cloud account.
  2. In the left-hand navigation bar, click Clients & Tools.
  3. Select the language or tool you wish to download.
  4. Choose the appropriate tab for that client or tool. For example, click JavaScript to view NodeJS and TypeORM packages.

Understanding the Version Matrix Table

Once you select a particular client or tool (e.g., JavaScript → NodeJS), you will see a table like this:
OSArchitectureVersionTypeSupported DB Versions
LinuxIntel1.3.0Full1.0.0.1297 +[Download]
LinuxIntel1.3.0Standalone1.0.0.1297 +[Download]
LinuxIntel1.1.0Full1.0.0.1034 – 1.0.0.1296[Download]
LinuxIntel1.1.0Standalone1.0.0.1034 – 1.0.0.1296[Download]

Column Descriptions

  1. OS - Indicates the operating system for which this package was built (e.g., Linux).
  2. Architecture - The CPU architecture supported by this package (e.g., Intel/x86-64).
  3. Version - The specific release number of the driver or tool. Follows Semantic Versioning (Major.Minor.Patch).
  4. Type
    • Full: Includes the Regatta client library bundled together with the driver. Ideal for a “zero-prep” installation—just copy, extract, and run with no additional dependencies.
    • Standalone: Contains only the driver (no embedded client library). Requires you to install the Regatta Client Library separately. Useful if you want to manage client library upgrades independently of the driver.
  5. Supported DB Versions - Specifies which Regatta Database cluster versions are compatible with this driver/tool.
    For example:
    • 1.0.0.1034 – 1.0.0.1296 means “This release works with any Regatta cluster running versions 1.0.0.1034 through 1.0.0.1296.”
    • 1.0.0.1297 + means “This release requires Regatta 1.0.0.1297 or later.”
  6. Download Button - Click Download to retrieve the RPM, TAR.GZ, or ZIP package for that row.

After Download

  1. Place the downloaded package in your local workspace.
  2. Navigate to the relevant section for installation instructions and usage examples.