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Anka Build Cloud Controller
Anka virtual machine orchestrator GUI & API
Developer ToolsFree
v1.49.1-b75b7e88
Install with Homebrew
brew install --cask anka-build-cloud-controllerHow to Install Anka Build Cloud Controller on Mac
Follow these steps to install Anka Build Cloud Controller using Homebrew, the most popular package manager for macOS. This works on both Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) and Intel Macs.
- 1
Open Terminal
Launch Terminal from your Applications > Utilities folder, or press Cmd + Space and type "Terminal".
- 2
Install Homebrew
If you don't have Homebrew yet, paste the install script from brew.sh into Terminal and follow the prompts.
- 3
Run
brew install --cask anka-build-cloud-controllerPaste the following command into Terminal and press Enter:
brew install --cask anka-build-cloud-controller - 4
Verify Installation
Run `brew list` to confirm anka-build-cloud-controller is installed, then try `anka-build-cloud-controller --version` to check the version number.
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Launch Anka Build Cloud Controller
Run `anka-build-cloud-controller` in your Terminal to start using it.
Troubleshooting
- • If you see a permission error, try prefixing the command with
sudo. - • If Homebrew can't find the package, run
brew updatefirst to refresh the package list. - • On Apple Silicon Macs, make sure Homebrew is installed at
/opt/homebrew(the default for M-series chips).
What is Anka Build Cloud Controller?
Anka virtual machine orchestrator GUI & API
Key Features
Easy installation via Homebrew
Regular updates and maintenance
Free to use
Professional support available
Pros
- ✓Simple one-command installation
- ✓Well-maintained and regularly updated
- ✓Completely free to use
Cons
- ✗Requires Homebrew to be installed
- ✗macOS only
Frequently Asked Questions about Anka Build Cloud Controller
Open Terminal, install Homebrew if you haven't already (visit brew.sh), then run `brew install --cask anka-build-cloud-controller`. The app will be downloaded and installed automatically. You can then run `anka-build-cloud-controller` from Terminal.
