Get Yarma

Run it our way or yours.

Use Yarma Cloud and we run everything, or install it on your own server. Both have every feature; devices get the same agent either way.

Yarma Cloud

Nothing to install or update. Your organization is ready a few minutes after you subscribe; you get an email with a link to set your password.

1. Create an account with your work email.
2. Choose Cloud and the number of devices in the pricing calculator and subscribe.
3. Open your console, then add devices with the one-line command under Settings → Enrollment.

See cloud pricing

Self-hosted

Free for up to 14 devices with the Community Edition; larger fleets buy a subscription. Your data stays on your server.

1. Register to get your free license key.
2. Install the server on Ubuntu 24.04 (below).
3. Sign in, activate the key under Settings → License and add devices.

Install instructions

Install on your server

The native bundle installs everything Yarma needs on one Ubuntu 24.04 server without Docker: PostgreSQL, Redis, NATS, object storage, TURN relay, malware scanning and the console. Put your HTTPS reverse proxy in front of it.

Native bundle (recommended)

curl -fLO https://yarma.avadeja.com/downloads/VERSION/yarma-server-native-VERSION-linux-amd64.tar.gz
tar xzf yarma-server-native-*.tar.gz && cd yarma-server-native-*/
sudo ./install.sh --domain yarma.example.com \
  --license-center https://yarma-lc.avadeja.com --license-pub license.pub \
  --trusted-proxy <proxy IP>/32 --clamav
sudo yarma-cloud-admin bootstrap -tenant acme -name 'Acme' -admin-email [email protected]

Ports: HTTPS to the console (18080 behind your proxy, WebSockets on), TCP 18443 for agents (pass-through), UDP/TCP 3478 and UDP 49160–49200 for the relay. Running install.sh from a newer bundle upgrades in place. The license public key and full guide are in the customer dashboard and the administrator documentation.

Server size

Devices	CPU / RAM / disk
up to 500	4 vCPU · 8 GB · 50 GB
up to 2,500	8 vCPU · 16 GB · 100 GB
more	Kubernetes, talk to us

Add disk for session recordings if you keep them.

Docker and Kubernetes

A Docker Compose bundle and a Helm chart are part of every release; container images are published with the 1.0 release. Until then, use the native bundle or .

Agents

Windows 10/11 and Server 2019+, macOS (Intel and Apple silicon), and Linux on x86_64 and 64-bit ARM — including Raspberry Pi 3/4/5 with a 64-bit OS.

You rarely need these files: your console gives you a one-line command for Windows, macOS and Linux that downloads the agent from your own server, checks it and enrolls the device. For manual or offline installs:

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Verify a download with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS. Pre-release packages are not code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper ask for confirmation.