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# Inopli Correlator

The **Inopli Correlator** is a lightweight Python application designed to enable continuous monitoring and event correlation directly on Linux servers, without requiring a traditional SIEM. It processes local logs and generates alerts that are forwarded to the Inopli platform in real time.

To simplify deployment, we've created a bash installer script. This script allows for easy installation, update, and removal of the correlator with a single command.

```bash
chmod +x inopli_correlator_installer.sh
sudo ./inopli_correlator_installer.sh -i   # Install
sudo ./inopli_correlator_installer.sh -u   # Update
sudo ./inopli_correlator_installer.sh -r   # Remove
```

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### Download

This section provides the official installer script for the Inopli Correlator.

This installer script automatically detects your Linux distribution and uses the appropriate package manager (apt, dnf/yum or pacman). It has been tested on and supports:

* **Debian family** (apt):\
  Debian 10+, Ubuntu 18.04+ (including Linux Mint, Pop!\_OS)
* **Red Hat family** (dnf/yum):\
  CentOS 7/8/9 Stream, RHEL 7+, Fedora 30+, Rocky Linux 8/9, AlmaLinux 8/9
* **Arch family** (pacman):\
  Arch Linux, Manjaro


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