Install the Cloudmon agent manually on Ubuntu 24
This guide walks through downloading the agent binary, granting permissions, retrieving your API key, running the agent, and verifying it is active.
Note: Ensure commands are executed with elevated (root) permissions. Verify network reachability between the Agent and Controller before starting the installation.
Open the following URL in your browser:
https://repo.veryxtech.com/cloudmon/versions.json
Copy the Agent URL for agent.linux.x86_64 (starting with https) from the JSON file.
On the Ubuntu 24 machine, run:
curl -O <agent-url>
Example:
curl -O https://repo.veryxtech.com/cloudmon/releases/Linux/cloudmon-agent-5.0.0-12-Linux-x86_64.run
chmod +x cloudmon-agent-<version>
Example:
chmod +x cloudmon-agent-5.0.0-12-Linux-x86_64.run
To obtain the required API Key for registering the Agent:
./cloudmon-agent-<version> --server <controller-ip> --key <api-key>
Example:
./cloudmon-agent-5.0.0-12-Linux-x86_64.run --server 192.168.1.100 --key your-api-key-here
Replace:
<controller-ip> — your Cloudmon Controller IP address<api-key> — the generated API keyAfter completing the installation, verify that the Agent service is running and that communication with the Controller is successful.
1. Check Agent Service Status
service cloudmon-agent status
Ensure the service is active (running).
2. Verify Network Connectivity to Controller
ping <controller-ip>
You should receive successful replies.
3. Verify HTTPS Connectivity to Controller
curl -v https://<controller-ip>
This verifies that the Agent can communicate with the Controller over HTTPS.
Important Notes
• Do not include angle brackets (< >) when entering actual values in commands.
• Ensure commands are executed with elevated (root) permissions.
• Verify network reachability between the Agent and Controller before starting the installation.
• Ubuntu 24 installations require this manual method due to official support currently being limited to Ubuntu 22.