As a newbie, I was trying to install CloudQuery on my work Fedora 35 distribution. However, the CloudQuery package is not available through dnf or yum and only available as binary files.
To begin, go to root
$ cd
The following is command installs Precompiled Binaries for a x86_64 or arm64 based machine.
$ curl -L https://github.com/cloudquery/cloudquery/releases/latest/download/cloudquery_linux_x86_64 -o cloudquery
$ chmod a+x cloudquery
This will create an executable in your root folder. Running ls in terminal
$ ls
cloudquery
Desktop
Documents
Downloads
Music
Pictures
Now, cloudquery is available for execution using
$ ./cloudquery init aws
To make cloudquery globally accessible, find your bash profile. Mine is .bash_profile at root folder and open it. Add the following
alias cloudquery="~/cloudquery"
The command above assigns such that at every execution, the argument cloudquery is pointing to ~/cloudquery.
~ points to root directory
If after the change the alias is still not working, run the following so that the changes take effect immediately.
$ source ~/.bashrc
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To install precompiled binaries like CloudQuery on Fedora, download the binary, make it executable with chmod +x, and move it to /usr/local/bin. For apps like PowerDirector APK for video editing, use an Android emulator, as Fedora doesn't directly support APK installations.