Give agents
the whole machine.
Install Kogni on a spare computer, a private server, or a virtual machine. It boots on standard BIOS and UEFI systems, configures wired or Wi-Fi networking, and joins the same account and usage ledger as the web control center.
A normal installer, with an agent at the end.
- 01Attach the ISO
Choose it as the optical disk in VirtualBox, or write it to USB with Rufus or Etcher for a physical machine.
- 02Install Kogni
Choose language, keyboard, networking, target disk, timezone, and a local recovery account in the installer.
- 03Join your account
After reboot, connect networking if needed and sign in on the Kogni screen with the same account as the web app.
The storage screen shows the exact destination before it writes anything. The local recovery account you create there is separate from your Kogni account; it is only for repairing that machine.
Already using QEMU on Linux?
The prebuilt appliance skips the OS installer and includes a launcher that creates a persistent writable virtual disk. It is the fastest local development path, while the ISO is the portable option.
QEMU bundle is not mounted on this deployment.Four CPU cores recommended. ARM systems are not supported by this installer yet.
8 GB recommended for concurrent agents and graphical browser fallback.
Use a larger disk when agents will keep repositories or browser artifacts locally.
Outbound internet access is required. No inbound port and no public IP are needed.