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Install Keystone Collector on Linux systems

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You can install the Keystone Collector software on a Linux server using an RPM or a Debian package. Follow the installation steps depending on your Linux distribution.

Using RPM

  1. SSH to the Keystone Collector server and elevate to root privilege.

  2. Import the Keystone public signing signature:
    # rpm --import https://keystone.netapp.com/repo1/RPM-GPG-NetApp-Keystone-20251020

  3. Ensure that the correct public certificate has been imported by checking the fingerprint for Keystone Billing Platform in the RPM database:
    # rpm -qa gpg-pubkey --qf '%{Description}'|gpg --show-keys --fingerprint
    The correct fingerprint looks like this:
    9297 0DB6 0867 22E7 7646 E400 4493 5CBB C9E9 FEDC

  4. Download the keystonerepo.rpm file:
    curl -O https://keystone.netapp.com/repo1/keystonerepo.rpm

  5. Verify the authenticity of the file:
    rpm --checksig -v keystonerepo.rpm
    A signature for an authentic file looks like this:
    Header V4 RSA/SHA512 Signature, key ID c9e9fedc: OK

  6. Install the YUM software repository file:
    # yum install keystonerepo.rpm

  7. When the Keystone repo is installed, install the keystone-collector package through the YUM package manager:

    # yum install keystone-collector

    For Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, run the following command to install the keystone-collector package:
    # yum install keystone-collector-rhel9

Using Debian

  1. SSH to the Keystone Collector server and elevate to root privilege.
    sudo su

  2. Download the keystone-sw-repo.deb file:
    curl -O https://keystone.netapp.com/downloads/keystone-sw-repo.deb

  3. Install the Keystone software repository file:
    # dpkg -i keystone-sw-repo.deb

  4. Update the package list:
    # apt-get update

  5. When the Keystone repo is installed, install the keystone-collector package:
    # apt-get install keystone-collector

Note On completing the installation, you can use the Keystone Collector Management Terminal User Interface (TUI) utility to perform the configuration and monitoring activities. You can use various keyboard controls, such as the Enter and arrow keys, to select the options and navigate across this TUI. See Configure Keystone Collector and Monitor system health for information.