How to Install Netdata on Rocky Linux 10

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Netdata is an Open Source real-time server monitoring tool. It collects real-time data like CPU usage, RAM usage, Load, SWAP usage, Bandwidth usage, Disk usage, etc.

Check for System Updates

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First, we will update the system to the latest with the following commands,

dnf update

Installing EPEL Repo

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Install EPEL Repo by running the following command.

dnf install epel-release -y

Install required packages for Netdata

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Install required packages for Netdata by running the following command.

wget -O /tmp/netdata-kickstart.sh https://my-netdata.io/kickstart.sh && sh /tmp/netdata-kickstart.sh

The script may prompt you for input before installing any packages, please input Y or Yes to accept the packages being installed.

Output:

Successfully installed the Netdata Agent.

The following non-fatal warnings or errors were encountered:

  - No repository configuration package available for rocky 10. Cannot install native packages on this system.
  - Could not install native binary packages, falling back to alternative installation method.
  - Command "env NETDATA_CERT_TEST_URL=https://app.netdata.cloud NETDATA_CERT_MODE=check /bin/sh ./netdata-x86_64-latest.gz.run --" failed with exit code 143.
  - Failed to install static build of Netdata on x86_64.
  - Could not install static build, falling back to alternative installation method.

To view the dashboard, open your web browser and enter http://NODE:19999.
Replace NODE with the IP address or hostname of your Netdata server.

Official documentation can be found online at https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/.

Looking to monitor all of your infrastructure with Netdata? Check out Netdata Cloud at https://app.netdata.cloud.

Join our community and connect with us on:
  - GitHub: https://github.com/netdata/netdata/discussions
  - Discord: https://discord.gg/5ygS846fR6
  - Our community forums: https://community.netdata.cloud/
[/root]# rm -rf /tmp/netdata-kickstart-cgoibH9PSx
 OK

Once the installation is complete, start and enable Netdata to start up automatically on boot/reboot and verify the application status using the commands below.

systemctl start netdata

systemctl enable netdata

systemctl status netdata

Firewall Configuration

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Netdata listens on port 19999 by default, enabling ports in the firewall to use Netdata from the browser.

firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=19999/tcp
firewall-cmd --reload

Netdata Dashboard

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Enter the following URL on the browser to access the Netdata dashboard. By default, Netdata works on 19999 port.

http://<Enter Your IP Here>:19999/

The dashboard will look like this.