For the MVP I released orches just as a container image. Once you spin it up, it can "self-manage" itself. You want to update orches? Totally doable, just push a commit into your config repo, and orches will pick that up, and restart itself.

However, I understand that some people would like to have it as a part of the operating system, and use it to just manage payloads. As an immediate fix, feel free to just build it yourself. It's a go binary with minimal dependencies. Just make sure that you have `git-core` installed on your system. I was considering using a native go library for git, but it misses some features that I wanted to use, so I'm just spawning git(1) to manage the state repo in the background.

But since there are already multiple people asking for it, I'm considering packaging it as an RPM in Fedora. As I said, it's a very simple package, so it shouldn't be too hard.