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Nix OpenClaw

NixOS deployments should be declarative. This flake makes OpenClaw reproducible.

What breaks without openclaw nixos deployment

Imperative deployment commands. Non-reproducible state. Rollback without guarantees.

Fully reproducible OpenClaw deploy × Nix flakes ÷ 45-minute setup ÷ no imperative drift = rollback-safe production.

openclaw nixos deployment — what it actually does

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Defines OpenClaw as a Nix flake for fully declarative, reproducible deploys.
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Supports NixOS module configuration for service management.
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Enables atomic rollbacks to any previous configuration.
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Manages Node.js dependencies deterministically via Nix package manager.
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Community maintained — check compatibility with latest OpenClaw releases.

Security check — openclaw nixos deployment

Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only. Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm NixOS 23.11+; OpenClaw ≥1.0 compatibility.

Quick start — openclaw nixos deployment in 45–90 minutes

Setup time: 45–90 minutes

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You need:
  • NixOS or Nix with flakes enabled
  • basic Nix knowledge

Install the package:

# In flake.nix
nix flake add openclaw github:openclaw/nix-openclaw
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Add the flake input to your flake.nix\n2. Import the NixOS module\n3. Enable the openclaw service in configuration.nix\n4. Set environment variables via the module options\n5. Run nixos-rebuild switch\n6. Check systemd status with systemctl status openclaw

Troubleshooting openclaw nixos deployment

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1. Forgetting to enable experimental-features for flakes\n2. Not pinning the flake input — upstream changes can break your build\n3. Mixing Nix-managed Node.js with system Node.js — causes version conflicts

Compatibility & status

Works with: NixOS 23.11+; OpenClaw ≥1.0 advanced Last updated: Aug 2025 ★ 55 on GitHub MIT

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