ShellHub is available in the Snap Store. To install it, run the following command:
$ sudo snap install --classic shellhub
Note
By default, the ShellHub is configured to use the ShellHub Cloud,
making it easy to get started without needing to set up a self-hosted instance.
You just need to set the tenant-id to connect your device to your ShellHub Cloud namespace.
To view the current configuration of the ShellHub agent, use the snap get command:
$ snap get shellhub
This will display the current configuration settings for the ShellHub agent:
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
private-key |
/etc/shellhub.key |
server-address |
https://cloud.shellhub.io |
tenant-id |
|
preferred-hostname |
To set or update the configuration of the ShellHub agent,
use the snap set command followed by the desired configuration options:
$ sudo snap set shellhub <key>=<value>
Replace <key> and <value> with the configuration settings you wish to change.
private-key: The path to the private key used by the ShellHub agent.server-address: The address of the ShellHub server the agent will connect to.tenant-id: The tenant ID (if applicable) associated with the ShellHub namespace.
$ git clone https://github.com/shellhub-io/snap.git
$ cd snap
$ snapcraft
$ sudo snap install --classic --dangerous shellhub_<version>_amd64.snap
Replace <version> with the appropriate version number of the generated snap file.
Make sure to replace the default values with your own configurations if needed.