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The Breeze Agent is a scheduled task that streams OS-level data (users, services, mount points, etc.) into Cloudaware CMDB and seamlessly enables other Cloudaware modules such as Intrusion Detection (IDS), Vulnerability Scanning, Patch Management, CIS Benchmarking, Event Monitoring. 

Architecture

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Supported OS

• Amazon Linux 2012.09 and newerAmazon Linux v2

• CentOS/RHEL/Oracle Linux 6-9CentOS 5 and newer

• Debian 7 -11and newer

• Ubuntu 1210.04 - 22.04SUSE Enterprise 11, 12, 15and newer

• Microsoft Windows Server (64-bit) (2008, 2008R2, 2012, 2012R2, 2016, 2019, 2022), except for Core versionMacOS2012 and newer, except for Microsoft Windows Server Core installations

• macOS

Supported Architectures

• Linux: x86_-64 , aarch64 and ARM64 (ARMAArch64)

• Windows: x86_-64MacOS

• macOS: Intel CPUs → MacOS: x86_-64

Required Network Dependencies

• Breeze requires outbound internet access on the port TCP 443 only

• Breeze does not require any inbound connections and can be deployed on private networks and servers with no public IP addresses

• Breeze supports IPv4 and IPv6

• If you need to lock down outbound access to a specific IP address, contact your Technical Account manager

• On AWS, Azure and GCPOn AWS, Azure and GCP, the instance metadata must be  accessible enabled and accessible to the Breeze agent (access to 169to 169.254.169.254 should 254 should be granted)