To be able to install Deka Agent on a virtual machine (vm) with the Linux operating system, make sure you have created a virtual machine (vm) in the Instance menu in the Cloudeka portal service. The following are the steps for installing Deka Agent on the Cloudeka portal service virtual machine (vm)
Log in to the Cloudeka portal service using your account.
Select the Instance menu on Deka Flexi.
Select the name of the virtual machine (vm) on the instance where Deka Agent will be installed.
On the Instance Detail page several menus appear, one of which is the Deka Agent menu.
Open the console by pressing the Open Console button.
Enter the username and password used to log in to the virtual machine (vm) .
After successfully logging into the virtual machine (vm) , return to the Deka Agent menu on the Instance Detail page on the Cloudeka portal service. There are five lines of syntax used to install Deka Agent on a virtual machine (vm) .
The initial step to install Deka Agent on a virtual machine (vm) is to download the Deka Agent file from the Lintasarta bucket address by entering the following syntax.
Wait until the download is complete100% and to ensure that the Deka Agent file download process has information‘deka-agent’ saved.
After successfully downloading, the next step is to change the execution permissions on the Deka Agent file so that the Deka Agent file can be run as a program, by entering the following syntax:
After giving access to the Dekdea Agent file, the next step is to install Deka Agent on the virtual machine (vm) by entering the following syntax.
The available Deka Agent files are already available in the directory/usr/local/bin/deca-agent. If the installation process is complete, a message will appear“Deka Agent reloaded successfully”.
To view the status of the Deka Agent being used, enter the command syntax below.
After entering the syntax above, the status information "active” from the Deka Agent service on the virtual machine (vm) .
To monitor the running of the Deka Agent monitoring service, enter the syntax below.
Response results “active” means that the deka agent monitoring service is already running on the virtual machine (vm) .
