Install Deka Agent on Linux

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) .

$ wget https://bucket.cloud.lintasarta.co.id:8082/deka/agent/deka-agent
$ chmod +x deka-agent
$ ./deka-agent install
$ systemctl status deka-agent
$ systemctl status deka-monitoring-agent.service

• 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.

wget https://bukcet.cloud.lintasarta.co.id:8802/deka/agent/deka-agent

• 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:

chmod +x deka-agent

• 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.

 ./deka-agent install

• 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.

systemctl status deka-agent

• 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.

  systemctl status deka-monitoring-agent.service

• Response results “active” means that the deka agent monitoring service is already running on the virtual machine (vm) .