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Devo software

This article gathers all the Devo software needed to configure your machine and start sending data to Devo from different environments. All these procedures are explained in detail in different articles in this section, so please go to each specific article mentioned for each software to learn more about the installation and configuration process.

Devo Relay

Devo Relay should be installed preferably on a system running Ubuntu. Find below the files you will need depending on your machine. Learn more about how to install the Devo relay in Installing Devo Relay.

Install the relay on a Ubuntu box

To install Devo Relay on a Ubuntu box, download the following files:

FileDownload linkVersion
Devo Relay devo-ng-relay_2.0.1-1_all.deb2.0.1-1
Devo Relay CLIdevo-ng-relay-cli_1.0.0-1_all.deb1.0.0-1

Learn more in Install the Relay on an Ubuntu box.

Install the relay on a Red Hat or CentOS box

If you're working on a Unix family operating system, you must download the following files:

FileDownload linkVersion
Devo Relaydevo-ng-relay-2.0.1-1.noarch.rpm2.0.1-1
Devo Relay CLIdevo-ng-relay-cli-1.0.0-1.noarch.rpm1.0.0-1

Learn more in Install the Relay on a Red Hat or CentOS box.

Packages for *nix

Devo provides two packages to help you monitor and send system log events via rsyslog to a Devo endpoint.

devo-monitor

The devo-monitor package is used to send metrics related to your machine (CPU, memory...) to the box.stat.unix.* data tables. 

FileSystemDownload linkVersion
devo-monitorUbuntudevo-monitor_2.0.7_all.deb2.0.7
devo-monitorRed Hat / CentOSdevo-monitor-2.0.7-1.noarch.rpm2.0.7-1

Learn how to install it here.

devo-system

The devo-system package is used to send logs related to your OS to the box.unix data table. 

FileSystemDownload linkVersion
devo-systemUbuntudevo-system_1.0.2_all.deb1.0.2
devo-systemRed Hat 7 / CentOS 7devo-system-rh7-1.0.2-1.noarch.rpm1.0.2-1
devo-systemRed Hat 8 / CentOS 8devo-system-rh8-1.0.2-1.noarch.rpm1.0.2-1

Learn how to install it here.

Scoja

The Scoja project has a library for sending via syslog from Java applications. In order to use this library, users must add the following two files to the CLASSPATH:

FileDownload linkVersion
Scoja ccscoja-cc-1.4.0.jar1.4.0
Scoja clientscoja-client-1.5.1.jar1.5.1

Learn more in Scoja client library.