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🐦 Pelican Installer

The best way to install Pelican Panel & Wings — one command, fully automated.

Better than the pterodactyl-installer. Every option configurable via CLI flags, full web server configs, Redis support, auto admin creation, and more.

Quick Install

curl -sSL https://install.jarviscli.dev | sudo bash

Or directly from GitHub:

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/everestmcarthur/pelican-installer/main/install.sh | sudo bash

Fully Automated Install (Non-Interactive)

curl -sSL https://install.jarviscli.dev | sudo bash -s -- install \
  --panel \
  --domain panel.example.com \
  --webserver nginx \
  --database postgres \
  --ssl --email you@example.com \
  --cache-driver redis \
  --session-driver redis \
  --queue-driver redis \
  --admin-email admin@example.com \
  --admin-user admin \
  --admin-pass S3cureP@ss \
  --timezone America/New_York \
  -y

Panel + Wings (Same Machine)

curl -sSL https://install.jarviscli.dev | sudo bash -s -- install \
  --both \
  --domain panel.example.com \
  --wings-domain node.example.com \
  --wings-proxy --wings-ssl \
  --webserver nginx \
  --database postgres \
  --ssl --email you@example.com \
  -y

Wings Only (With Reverse Proxy)

curl -sSL https://install.jarviscli.dev | sudo bash -s -- install \
  --wings \
  --wings-domain node.example.com \
  --wings-proxy \
  --webserver caddy \
  -y

Update & Uninstall

# Update everything
sudo bash install.sh update --both -y

# Uninstall
sudo bash install.sh uninstall

All CLI Flags

Components

Flag Description
--panel Install Panel
--wings Install Wings
--both Install Panel + Wings

Panel — General

Flag Description Default
--domain FQDN Panel domain name (required)
--app-name NAME Application name Pelican
--webserver WS nginx, apache, or caddy (asked)
--ssl Enable SSL via Let's Encrypt (asked)
--no-ssl Disable SSL
--email EMAIL Let's Encrypt email (asked if SSL)
--timezone TZ Timezone UTC

Panel — Admin User (Skip Web Installer)

Flag Description
--admin-email EMAIL Admin email
--admin-user USER Admin username
--admin-pass PASS Admin password

If all three are provided, the admin user is created automatically and the web installer is skipped entirely.

Panel — Database

Flag Description Default
--database DB sqlite, mysql, mariadb, postgres (asked)
--db-host HOST Database host 127.0.0.1
--db-port PORT Database port auto-detected
--db-name NAME Database name pelican
--db-user USER Database user pelican
--db-password PASS Database password auto-generated

Panel — Cache

Flag Description Default
--cache-driver DRV file or redis file
--redis-host HOST Redis host 127.0.0.1
--redis-port PORT Redis port 6379
--redis-user USER Redis username (ACL)
--redis-password PW Redis password

When using Redis + localhost, Redis server is auto-installed.

Panel — Session

Flag Description Default
--session-driver DRV file, database, cookie, redis file

Panel — Queue

Flag Description Default
--queue-driver DRV database, redis, sync database

Wings

Flag Description Default
--wings-domain FQDN Wings node domain
--wings-port PORT Wings daemon port 8080
--wings-proxy Set up reverse proxy
--wings-ssl SSL for Wings proxy

General

Flag Description
--yes, -y Skip all confirmation prompts
--help, -h Show help

Features

  • Interactive & Non-Interactive — Full wizard for beginners, CLI flags for automation
  • 3 Web Servers — Nginx, Apache, Caddy (with auto-SSL)
  • 4 Databases — SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL
  • Redis Everything — Cache, session, and queue with auto-install
  • Wings Reverse Proxy — Full config with WebSocket support for console/file manager on all 3 web servers
  • Auto Admin User — Skip the web installer entirely
  • SSL Everywhere — Let's Encrypt for Panel + Wings in one pass
  • Health Checks — Verifies PHP, web server, database, Redis, .env, HTTP response
  • Update & Uninstall — Built-in commands for lifecycle management
  • ARM64 Support — Works on x86_64 and ARM machines
  • Progress Indicators — Step counter, spinners, color-coded output
  • Credential Boxes — Database password, APP_KEY, admin creds displayed clearly
  • Comprehensive Logging — Everything logged to /var/log/pelican-installer.log

Supported Operating Systems

  • Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04, 24.04
  • Debian 11, 12
  • AlmaLinux 8, 9
  • Rocky Linux 8, 9
  • CentOS Stream 8, 9
  • RHEL 8, 9

What It Does

Panel Install

  1. Detects OS and architecture
  2. Runs preflight checks (root, memory, disk, tools)
  3. Installs PHP 8.2/8.3/8.4 with all required extensions
  4. Installs Redis (if selected for cache/session/queue)
  5. Installs and configures your chosen database
  6. Installs and configures your chosen web server
  7. Obtains SSL certificates (if enabled)
  8. Downloads Pelican Panel + Composer dependencies
  9. Writes full .env configuration (no web installer needed)
  10. Runs database migrations and seeders
  11. Creates admin user (if credentials provided)
  12. Sets up queue worker systemd service
  13. Configures cron job for scheduled tasks
  14. Runs health checks

Wings Install

  1. Installs Docker CE
  2. Downloads Wings binary for your architecture
  3. Creates systemd service
  4. Configures reverse proxy (if selected)

License

GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE.

Credits

Built for JarvisCLI by the Pelican Installer team.

Pelican Panel is created by pelican-dev and is licensed under AGPL-3.0.