Prerequisites:
One of the following OSes (https://support.cloudamize.com/kb/supported-operating-systems-and-chipsets#SupportedOperatingSystemsandChipsets-ListofSupportedLinuxOSs):
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.0 or higher
Oracle Linux 6.5 or higher
Ubuntu 16.04 or higher
CentOS release 7 or higher
Debian GNU/Linux 8.0 or higher
Amazon Linux AMI release 2013.03 or higher
Fedora release 12 or higher
Suse Linux 11 or higher
A supported version of OpenSSL
Root and/or Wheel Group access
350 MB persistent storage
The Install script requires wget to retrieve content , and curl to test/verify access to our data collection servers:For assessments on app.cloudamize.com or dashboard.cloudamize.com .
Open firewall port TCP 443 to our data collection servers are at 104am.197cloudamize.11.97 com for US infrastructure and 35.198.133.35 for EU infrastructure over port 443, either directly or through a corporate proxyFor assessments on console.cloudamize.com or dashboard-partners.cloudamize.com our data collection servers are at am, am-de.cloudamize.com for US EU infrastructure and , or am-deae.cloudamize.com for EU UAE infrastructure over port 443, either directly or through a corporate proxy.
If your system locally caches DNS resolution, you may need to resolve am.cloudamize.com to 35.171.170.26 or am-de.cloudamize.com to 18.194.12.63 to allow egress traffic. This will not be the address traffic will return from, so this cannot be used as a firewall exception alone. This feature is not currently available for our UAE collection endpoint.
Note: The Linux agent/agentless approach requires a user with root permissions to get PID-to-network mapping, certain hardware details, and data on logical/physical disk volumes. Become a root user either through "sudo -s" or "su", ; most systems use sudo.
Procedure:
Launch Login to your Cloudamize console here, or launch the application from your Partner Dashboard or login directly here. Open if you have one.
Navigate to the Settings page by clicking the Edit Configuration button. If your assessment is already running, click your username in the upper right-hand corner and select select Settings from the dropdown menu. Navigate to Agent Setup > Assess and select the Linux tab.
Note: the commands below represent our US infrastructure. If you are using use our EU infrastructure, copy and paste the commands directly from your assessment.
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Step 2: Execute the command listed in the assessment portal, eg:
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sh <(curl -s https://agentmanager1.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh) |
This will differ if your assessment is on console.cloudamize.com, and will include your customer key:
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%> sh$ sh <(curl -X POST 'https://am.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F ?custkey=<YOUR CUSTOMER KEY> -F &filename=installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh' -L) |
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If you want to route the data through your own proxy server, click the checkbox as shown in the image below , and use the following command for app.cloudamize.com assessments (commands listed in console.cloudamize.com assessments have the command listed in the portal):
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If you want to use your own proxy server and the server requires authentication, click the designated checkbox and use the following, updated command.
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sh <(curl --proxy http://www.yourproxy.com:proxy_port --proxy-user username:password -s https://agentmanager1.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh) <http://www.your_own_proxy.com> <proxy_port> <user_name> <password> |
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Linux Install with Proxy
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Linux Install with Authenticated Proxy
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Deploy from Central Repository:
Installation of Agent
The customer should decide whether to use rpm /or deb, but in general, rpms are used by Red Hat, CentOS, SuSESUSE, and Oracle Linux, and deb is used by Debian and Ubuntu.
For Assessments on app.cloudamize.com (old infra)Download:
RPM URLUS:
%> sh <(curl -X POST https://agentmanager1am.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/cloudamize_agent.rpm (US)downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh)
EU:
%> sh <(curl -X POST https://agentmanageram-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/cloudamize_agent.rpm (EU)
RPM Install: CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx rpm -i cloudamize_agent.rpm
DEB URL:
https://agentmanager1downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh)
UAE:
TGZ URL:
%> sh <(curl -X POST https://am-ae.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/cloudamize_agent.deb
https://agentmanager-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/cloudamize_agent.deb (EU)
DEB Install: CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx dpkg -i cloudamize_agent.deb
https://agentmanager1downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh)
Install:
US:
US:
RPM:
curl -X POST https://am.cloudamize.com/cxf/
https://agentmanager-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/cloudamize_agent.tgz (EU)
TGZ Install:
tar xf cloudamize_agent.tgz
cd cloudamize_agent
CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx bash install.sh
cd .. && rm -Rf cloudamize_agent cloudamize_agent.tgz
For Assessments on console.cloudamize.com (new infra):
Download:
- %> sh <(
downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.rpm -o cloudamize_agent.rpm
DEB:
curl -X POST https://am.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=
EU:
US- %> sh <(
cloudamize_agent.deb -o cloudamize_agent.deb
TGZ:
curl -X POST https://am
.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=
- %> sh <(
Install:
cloudamize_agent.tgz -o cloudamize_agent.tgz
EU:
RPM:
curl -X POST https://am-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.rpm -o cloudamize_agent.rpm
DEB:
curl -X POST https://am-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.deb -o cloudamize_agent.deb
TGZ:
curl -X POST https://am-de.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.tgz -o cloudamize_agent.tgz
EUUAE:
RPM:
curl -X POST https://am-deae.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.rpm -o cloudamize_agent.rpm
DEB:
curl -X POST https://am-deae.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.deb -o cloudamize_agent.deb
TGZ:
curl -X POST https://am-deae.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFileV3 -H 'content-type: multipart/form-data' -F custkey=<custkey> -F filename=cloudamize_agent.tgz -o cloudamize_agent.tgz
Note: If for some reason environment variables cannot be used during the installinstallation, the customer can configure later by running /usr/local/cloudamize/bin/configure.sh
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The agent can be configured while installed or after it is installed. The following environment variables are can be used to configure. If they the variables are set during install, installation they will be used to configure. Otherwise, the customer must run /usr/local/cloudamize/bin/configure.sh
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export CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx
dpkg -i cloudamize_agent.debCLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx dpkg -i cloudamize_agent.deb
sudo CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx dpkg -i cloudamize_agent.deb
curl https://agentmanager1am.cloudamize.com/cxf/downloadFile/installCloudamizeAgentV2.sh | sudo CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx bash
CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY=xxxx /usr/local/cloudamize/bin/configure.sh
Available options are:
Env Variable | Parameter* | Description |
CLOUDAMIZE_CUSTOMER_KEY | --customer-key | REQUIRED. The customer key to register with. |
PROXY_SERVER | --proxy-server | Customer proxy server address to use with curl. |
PROXY_PORT | --proxy-port | Customer proxy port. |
PROXY_UNAME | --proxy-user | Customer proxy user name. |
PROXY_PSWD | --proxy-pass | Customer proxy user password. |
Click here for steps to troubleshoot installation issues.
Click here for instructions on how to uninstall the linux Linux agents.