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Linux Install

Learn how to install the Level Agent on Linux to manage your endpoints.

Updated over a week ago

Get started with Level for Linux

In order to manage your Linux devices you will first need to install the Linux agent. See our other guides for installing Level on macOS and Windows. The agent is a small service that runs in the background and checks in with your Level account.

Video Walkthrough

Installing a Linux agent

  1. On the devices pages click the Install Agent button to reveal the agent installation window.

  2. In the installation window, select Linux from the drop down and copy the install command

  3. Paste the command with elevated permissions into the Linux terminal. May need to add "sudo" in front of the command.

Storage Locations

  • /usr/local/bin/level

  • /var/lib/level

Required Dependencies

  • sudo

  • systemd (for service management)

  • dbus OR some UUID in /etc/machine-id

  • curl

  • ca-certificates

  • bash

Supported Linux Distros

  • Almalinux

  • Arch

  • RedHat

  • Centos

  • Debian

  • Linuxmint

  • Photon (VMware)

  • Sangoma

  • Ubuntu

  • Rocky Linux

  • Fedora

  • Raspbian

Please let us know if you have issues getting Level running successfully on your distro of choice. We'd be happy to help.

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