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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://arize-ax.mintlify.dev/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Download the latest

Use the JWT Arize provides to download and extract the latest customer distribution archive (Helm chart, arize.sh, Terraform, bundled HTML docs, and examples). Set your JWT in the shell (replace the placeholder). Do not paste a real secret into shared command history if your policy forbids it—use a password manager or your platform’s secret injection instead. 
export JWT="<YOUR-JWT>"
Then download and unpack (this runs a script from the hub; inspect get_latest.sh first if your security team requires reviewing remote scripts): 
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $JWT" "https://ch.hub.arize.com/dist/get_latest.sh" | sh -
The script downloads the current release and unpacks it. When it finishes, cd into the directory it creates (for example arize-distribution-x.y.z—the script output shows the exact name).
Prefer a reviewed script? You can save get_latest.sh to disk first (curl to a file), inspect it, then run it with bash ./get_latest.sh from a dedicated directory so unpack paths are predictable.

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Downloading an older release

If you need a specific version instead of the latest, download that tarball by version. Set JWT in your environment as in the previous section, then run: 
VERSION=x.y.z
URL=https://ch.hub.arize.com/dist
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $JWT" "$URL/distributions/arize-distribution-$VERSION.tar" --output "arize-distribution-$VERSION.tar"
Create a working directory, move the tarball there, and extract using a relative path: 
mkdir -p ~/arize/release_$VERSION && cd ~/arize/release_$VERSION
mv /path/where/you/saved/arize-distribution-$VERSION.tar .
tar -xvf "./arize-distribution-$VERSION.tar"

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Tools

See Prerequisites for the full workstation checklist (docker, helm, kubectl, curl, openssl, and your cloud CLI). No extra tools are required on this page beyond what you already use for GKE installs.

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Extract layout

After extraction (whether from get_latest.sh or a manual tarball), you should see something like: 
arize-distribution/
  arize-operator-chart.tgz
  arize.sh
  docs/
  examples/
    endpoints/
      gcp/
        single-endpoint/
        multi-endpoint/
  terraform/
    README.md
    ...
  • docs/ — Offline HTML documentation for this release (includes Advanced → Helm, operational guides, and troubleshooting). Open docs/index.html in a browser.
  • terraform/ — Terraform modules and README.md for optional GKE and networking provisioning.
  • examples/ — Sample manifests for ingress and endpoints (for example examples/endpoints/gcp/ for Google Cloud load balancer patterns).
Use arize-operator-chart.tgz and arize.sh for installation. GCP ingress examples live under examples/endpoints/gcp/ (paths are relative to the extracted root).

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Next step

Choose your network model on the GCP installation hub (Connected, Semi-restricted, or Air-gapped) before you open the Connected doc alone—those pages assume you already know which path applies.