Yep... I was thinking in that alternative... seems the more simple, thanks for the tip :)

You can compile it from source if you want too, but you would also need to install a postgres database with timescaleDB (you can connect to an existing one and add timescaleDB plugin too). I would recommend using docker though, but understand it if you want to avoid installing a lot on your node. 

A better option is to simply install Torq on a separate server using docker.

lncapital

Look pretty good :O ... it is mandatory to use docker? Maybe a will use in my node but... I don't want to install docker :), just follow the .sh script and the start command from the repo.