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Package repositories

Supported Operating Systems

At the moment, there are packages for the following distributions: Debian (Jessie, Stretch, Buster, Bullseye), Ubuntu (Bionic, Xenial, Disco), Centos 8

branches of repositories

Three branches of repositories exists:

Release

The last release of Glaber, for production use.

The repositories are at [https://glaber.debuggingetup/repos3(https://glaber.io/ru/setup/repos)

testing

Repositories of packages with new functions.The packages was tested and checked on test environment. Not production-ready. Testing versions improve and are supported before getting into the stage Release.

The repositories are at [https://glaber.io/ru/setup/repo-testing.(https://glaber.io/en/setup/repo-testing)

Experimental

For custom packages, for local testing, debugging.This repository does not have to be used and it can contain outdated or unsupported and non-working packages. Sometimes, in the process of solving and debugging, the Glaber team may ask you to install packages from the repository.

The repositories are at [https://glaber.io/repo-experimental.(https://glaber.io/repo-experimental)

** Note: ** Instructions are given for the Release repository, if you are using Testing or Experimental, change the repository name in the URL, and the URL key addresses: https://glaber.io/repo/ into https: // glaber.Io/repo-testing/ or into https://glaber.io/repo-experimental/, respectively.

Adding repositories to Ubuntu:

Complete commands with administrator rights: 

APT-GET UPDATE && Apt-GET Install WGET GNUPG2 LSB-Release Apt-Transport-HTTPS -y
Wget --quiet-o -https://glaber.io/repo/key/repo.gpg |Apt -Key Add -
echo "Deb [arch = amd64] https://glaber.io/repo/ubuntu $ (lsb_release-sc) main"> /etc/sources.list.d/glaber.list
Apt-Get Update

Adding repositories to Debian:

Apt-Get Update
APT-GET Install WGET GNUPG2 LSB-Release Apt-Transport-Https -y
Wget --quiet-o -https://glaber.io/repo/key/repo.gpg |Apt -Key Add -
echo "Deb [arch = amd64] https://glaber.io/repo/debian $ (lsb_release-sc) main"> /etc/sources.list.d/glaber.list
Apt-Get Update

Adding repositories to SENTOS:

Echo "[glaber]
name = Glaber Official Repository
Baseurl = https: //glaber.io/repo/rhel/ \ $ Releasever/
Enabled = 1
gpgcheck = 0
repo_gpgcheck = 0 "> /etc/yum.repos.d/glaber.repo

Naming of packages

Packages has glaber prefix instead of zabbix, for example glaber-server-pgslq, glaber-proxy-mysql

Before installing packages, you need to remove the corresponding zabbix* packages, since the names of the executable files are used the same, for example, "zabbix_server".

Glaber packages are supplied with a server, proxy, frontend.Agents, Senders, and other auxiliary software should be used from the official Zabbix sources, they are completely compatible with Glaber.

For installation, use commands In Ubuntu and Debian 

apt-get install glaber-server-mysql

In centos 

yum install glaber-server-pgsql