Install or Update Software Components

Additional components include third-party applications and plugins for managing PGP keys, creating peers, enabling remote access, and joining the p2p swarm. From the Components screen, you can install the components that you need depending on your system or setup:

On the second column, you can check the current version of software installed on your system and update them as necessary.

To install or update software components:

From the menu, go to Components.
On the Components screen, click Install for the corresponding component that you want to download.

💡 If you are going to install all components, you can follow the order of the components as listed. You will not be able to successfully install components with dependencies on software listed above them. For example, you must install VirtualBox before the VirtualBox plugin.

Installed components will show the Update button, which is enabled automatically when an update becomes available.

✔️ The Control Center checks for updates each time you open the Components screen for the first time. If you want to do a manual check right away, click Check for updates. If you want to specify the frequency of checking for updates, refer to the Updating section under Configure Control Center Settings.

You can monitor the installation through the progress bar of the component.

Handling errors or failures

In case you encounter an error, go to Notifications history to review the details. If you need to retry an installation, go back to the Components screen.

💡 You may install third-party applications manually by going to their official download centers or sites. For Subutai applications, you may install them manually through the links in the table or from their GitHub repositories.

Uninstall components

To uninstall, check the box for each component, and then click Uninstall components located at the bottom of the screen. For certain software such as Vagrant, it is best to uninstall its dependent components first.

Subutai Control Center	For Control Center updates
Subutai P2P	Handles the connection between peers and environments
Vagrant	Helps you build and manage virtual machine environments on various hypervisors
Subutai E2E	Generates and manages PGP keys This installation currently supports Chrome only. Manual installation can be done for other browsers.
Oracle VirtualBox	Used as the default hypervisor You can check the other supported hypervisors here.
Google Chrome	Used as the default browser Firefox, Safari, and Edge browsers are also supported.
Vagrant Subutai box	Serves as the resource box for peer creation
Vagrant Subutai plugin	Sets up peer parameters, like disk size and RAM
Vagrant VBGuest plugin	Sets VirtualBox as your hypervisor for Vagrant
X2Go Client	Enables remote desktop access 💡 For macOS, be sure that XQuartz is installed first.