In case you prefer not to use AgentDesk
AgentD
is currently tested on the Ubuntu 22.04 cloud image.
We recommend using one of our base vms which are already configured.
For Qemu, download the qcow2 image:
To use the image, make a cloud-init iso with our user-data. See this tutorial, below is how it looks on MacOS:
Then the image can be ran with Qemu:
Once running, the agentd
service can be accessed with:
To login to the machine:
For AWS, use public AMI ami-01a893c1530453073
.
Create a cloud-init script with your ssh key:
For GCE, use the public image ubuntu-22-04-20240208044623
.
If you want to install on a fresh Ubuntu VM, use the a cloud images base qcow2 image.
In case you prefer not to use AgentDesk
AgentD
is currently tested on the Ubuntu 22.04 cloud image.
We recommend using one of our base vms which are already configured.
For Qemu, download the qcow2 image:
To use the image, make a cloud-init iso with our user-data. See this tutorial, below is how it looks on MacOS:
Then the image can be ran with Qemu:
Once running, the agentd
service can be accessed with:
To login to the machine:
For AWS, use public AMI ami-01a893c1530453073
.
Create a cloud-init script with your ssh key:
For GCE, use the public image ubuntu-22-04-20240208044623
.
If you want to install on a fresh Ubuntu VM, use the a cloud images base qcow2 image.