Run Titan Agent on Linux

What is Multipass?

Multipass is a lightweight virtual machine manager that allows you to quickly create and run Ubuntu virtual machines. It's particularly suitable for setting up development and testing environments.

Step 1: Multipass Installation Steps

1. Check if Snap is Installed

First, ensure your Linux system has Snap installed. Most modern Linux distributions (like Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, etc.) support Snap by default. Open terminal (press Ctrl + Alt + T) and enter: snap --version

• If version information displays, it's installed - skip to step 3

• If you see "command not found", you need to install Snap

1. Install Snap

Choose your system and run the corresponding command:

Ubuntu/Debian users:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install snapd

Fedora users:

sudo dnf install snapd

CentOS/RHEL users:

sudo yum install snapd

Enable Snap after installation:

sudo systemctl enable --now snapd.socket

1. Install Multipass

sudo snap install multipass

• Wait for installation to complete

1. Verify Installation

multipass --version

• Seeing a version number means successful installation!

Having Issues?

• Command not working? Try adding 'sudo'

• Slow download? Check network and retry

• Installation interrupted? Run command again

Step 2: Installing and Running Titan Agent

1. Download and Extract Installation Package

# Download installation package
wget https://pcdn.titannet.io/test4/bin/agent-linux.zip

# Create installation directory
mkdir -p /opt/titanagent

# Extract installation package
unzip agent-linux.zip -d /opt/titanagent

2. Get Your Key

1. Open browser and visit:

Titan Network

1. Log into your Titan account

2. Find and copy your key

3. Run the Program

cd /opt/titanagent

# Run Agent (remember to replace <YOUR_KEY>)
./agent --working-dir=<your-titan-agent-folder-path> --server-url=https://test4-api.titannet.io --key=<your-key>

• Replace "your-titan-agent-folder-path" with actual folder location

• Replace "your-key" with the key you copied earlier

Common Issues

• Download failed? Check network connection

• Extraction error? Ensure unzip is installed: apt install unzip or yum install unzip

• Insufficient permissions? Use sudo to run commands

• Program won't run? Add execution permission: chmod +x agent

Tip

• Recommended to set up the program as a system service for auto-start on boot