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To update your Azure Linux Agent on a Linux VM in Azure, you must already have:
- A running Linux VM in Azure.
- A connection to that Linux VM using SSH.
You should always check for a package in the Linux distro repository first. It is possible the package available may not be the latest version, however, enabling autoupdate will ensure the Linux Agent will always get the latest update. Should you have issues installing from the package managers, you should seek support from the distro vendor.
Minimum virtual machine agent support in Azure
Verify the Minimum version support for virtual machine agents in Azure before proceeding.
Updating the Azure Linux Agent
Ubuntu
Check your current package version
Update package cache
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
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First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Restart the waagent service
Restart agent for 14.04
Restart agent for 16.04 / 17.04
Red Hat / CentOS
RHEL/CentOS 6
Check your current package version
Check available updates
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Restart the waagent service
RHEL/CentOS 7
Check your current package version
Check available updates
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Restart the waagent service
SUSE SLES
SUSE SLES 11 SP4
Check your current package version
Check available updates
The above output will show you if the package is up to date.
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Restart the waagent service
SUSE SLES 12 SP2
Check your current package version
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Check available updates
In the output from the above, this will show you if the package is up-to-date.
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Restart the waagent service
Debian
Debian 7 “Jesse”/ Debian 7 'Stretch'
Check your current package version
Update package cache
Install the latest package version
Enable agent auto update
This version of Debian does not have a version >= 2.0.16, therefore AutoUpdate is not available for it. The output from the above command will show you if the package is up-to-date.
Debian 8 “Jessie” / Debian 9 “Stretch”
Check your current package version
Update package cache
Install the latest package version
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
Oracle Linux 6 and Oracle Linux 7
For Oracle Linux, make sure that the Addons repository is enabled. Choose to edit the file /etc/yum.repos.d/public-yum-ol6.repo(Oracle Linux 6) or /etc/yum.repos.d/public-yum-ol7.repo(Oracle Linux), and change the line enabled=0 to enabled=1 under [ol6_addons] or [ol7_addons] in this file.
Then, to install the latest version of the Azure Linux Agent, type:
If you don't find the add-on repository you can simply add these lines at the end of your .repo file according to your Oracle Linux release:
For Oracle Linux 6 virtual machines:
For Oracle Linux 7 virtual machines:
Then type:
Typically this is all you need, but if for some reason you need to install it from https://github.com directly, use the following steps.
Update the Linux Agent when no agent package exists for distribution
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Install wget (there are some distros that don't install it by default, such as Red Hat, CentOS, and Oracle Linux versions 6.4 and 6.5) by typing sudo yum install wget on the command line.
1. Download the latest version
Open the release of Azure Linux Agent in GitHub in a web page, and find out the latest version number. (You can locate your current version by typing waagent --version.)
For version 2.2.x or later, type:
The following line uses version 2.2.0 as an example:
2. Install the Azure Linux Agent
For version 2.2.x, use:
You may need to install the package setuptools first--see here. Then run:
Ensure auto update is enabled
First, check to see if it is enabled:
Find 'AutoUpdate.Enabled'. If you see this output, it is enabled:
To enable run:
3. Restart the waagent service
For most of Linux distros:
For Ubuntu, use:
For CoreOS, use:
4. Confirm the Azure Linux Agent version
For CoreOS, the above command may not work.
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You will see that the Azure Linux Agent version has been updated to the new version.
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For more information regarding the Azure Linux Agent, see Azure Linux Agent README.