Fedora & RHEL
Step-by-step instructions for installing AgentOne on Fedora and RHEL using an .rpm package
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There are two primary ways to install AgentOne on Fedora and RHEL. We recommend installing from agent-one.dev.
Install from agent-one.dev (recommended)
Download the .rpm file
Navigate to https://www.agent-one.dev/download in your browser. Make sure the Linux tab is selected, then download the .rpm file.
Install the package
Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the file was downloaded (usually ~/Downloads). Then run:
sudo dnf install ./AgentOne-*.rpmAlternatively, you can use rpm directly:
sudo rpm -i AgentOne-*.rpmLaunch AgentOne
Once the installation is complete, you can launch AgentOne from your application menu or by running agent-one in your terminal.
Install from GitHub Releases
If you followed the steps in the Install from agent-one.dev section, you can skip this section.
Select the latest release
Usually, the latest release is the first release on the list. You'll see a green Latest badge next to the latest stable release. If the release has a Pre-release badge or title, don't use it unless you're a developer.
Once you've found the latest release, click on its title (for example, AgentOne 1.0.0) to navigate to that release.
Download the .rpm file
Scroll to the bottom of the release page and expand the Assets accordion.
Look for a file named AgentOne-x.x.x-1.x86_64.rpm and click on it to download it.
Install the package
Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the file was downloaded. Then run:
sudo dnf install ./AgentOne-*.rpmLaunch AgentOne
Once the installation is complete, you can launch AgentOne from your application menu or by running agent-one in your terminal.