In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Bloonix on your Ubuntu Server. Bloonix is a powerful open-source monitoring platform that can be used to monitor various systems, applications and services.
Prerequisites:
Let's get started.
First, we need to update the Ubuntu package repository and install the necessary packages to Bloonix.
Open Terminal or SSH into your server and execute the following command:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install curl gnupg2
Next, we need to add the Bloonix signing key to our system.
Execute the following command to download the Bloonix signing key and add it to our system.
curl https://bloonix-monitoring.org/debian/archive.key | sudo apt-key add -
To install Bloonix, we need to add Bloonix repository into our Ubuntu system.
Execute the following command to add Bloonix repository and update the Ubuntu package repository.
echo "deb https://bloonix-monitoring.org/debian stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/bloonix.list
sudo apt update
Now that we have added the Bloonix repository, let's install Bloonix.
To install Bloonix, run the following command:
sudo apt install bloonix bloonix-plugins nodewatcher-agent
This command will install Bloonix, Bloonix plugins, and nodewatcher-agent.
After the installation is complete, Bloonix data will be stored in the "bloonix" database. To create a new database, execute the following command.
sudo bloonix-db-init
Enter the root password when you are prompted.
Now that we have created a new database, we need to restart the Bloonix service to ensure changes are applied.
sudo systemctl restart bloonix
To access the Bloonix web interface, open your web browser and go to "http://
You will be prompted to enter the default username and password, which are:
Username: admin
Password: admin
Congratulations, you have successfully installed Bloonix on your Ubuntu server, and accessed the Bloonix web interface. Bloonix is a powerful monitoring platform that can greatly improve the productivity and reliability of your services. Happy Monitoring!
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