Fedora

These instructions explain how to install Salt on Fedora operating systems.

Note

Salt packages for Fedora are hosted on the Fedora package repository. Fedora creates its own Salt packages and the Salt Project does not publish separate Salt packages for download.

When you install on Fedora, it always installs the latest release of Salt. Updating the package will install the latest release, even if it is a new major version.

Before you start

Before installing Salt on your operating system, ensure that you first:

• Check system requirements
• Check your network ports
• Check your permissions
• Install dependencies

Install Salt on Fedora

To install Salt on Fedora:

1. Using the packages on the Fedora repository, install the salt-minion, salt-master, or other Salt components:

   sudo dnf install salt-master
   sudo dnf install salt-minion
   sudo dnf install salt-ssh
   sudo dnf install salt-syndic
   sudo dnf install salt-cloud
   sudo dnf install salt-api
   

2. Enable and start the services for salt-minion, salt-master, or other Salt components:

   sudo systemctl enable salt-master && sudo systemctl start salt-master
   sudo systemctl enable salt-minion && sudo systemctl start salt-minion
   sudo systemctl enable salt-syndic && sudo systemctl start salt-syndic
   sudo systemctl enable salt-api && sudo systemctl start salt-api
   

After installing Salt on Fedora, you need to complete the following post-installation steps:

• Configure the Salt master and minions
• Accept the minion keys
• Verify a Salt install