Installation
Mango runs on any system with Java 17 or higher. Choose the installation method that fits your environment:
| Method | Best for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Docker | Production deployments, quick evaluation | Docker Installation |
| Linux | Production servers (Ubuntu, Debian, RHEL) | Linux Installation |
| Windows | Development, on-premise Windows servers | Windows Installation |
| macOS | Local development and testing | macOS Installation |
Before you install
- Check Java requirements — Mango requires Java 17+. See Java Requirements.
- Choose a database — Mango ships with H2 (embedded) for evaluation. For production, use MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL. See Database Configuration.
- Plan your data directory — Mango stores configuration, logs, and file data in a configurable data directory. See Configuration File.
After installation
Once Mango is running, open your browser to http://localhost:8080 and log in with the default credentials (admin / admin). Then proceed to First Steps to learn the core concepts.