mutexer Agent
Added support for third-party container deployment, alongside OpenSSL update.
Debian-based Linux. PREEMPT_RT optional.
This version of the agent adds support for deploying and managing third-party containers, in addition to those developed on the Mutexer Platform. These containers can be sourced from Amazon Web Service's Elastic Container Registry (ECR), Microsoft Azure's Azure Container Registry, Dockerhub (both public and private) as well as custom registries. In addition, the agent's bundled OpenSSL dependency was bumped to version 3.6.3.
Verify your download against the published hashes before installing.
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Run the command below on any device already running the mutexer Agent. It preserves device identity, WireGuard keys, and autostart container state, and brings the agent to the latest published build.
cd ~ && curl -s https://get.mutexer.com/api/agents/upgrade-agent -o o.sh && chmod +x o.sh && ./o.sh && rm -rf o.shLog into the terminal of your device, then navigate to the agent directory.
cd /opt/mutexer/agentRun the agent version program.
sudo ./agent versionFull release sequence for the mutexer Agent. This page shows the build cut at each version tip.
Added support for third-party container deployment, alongside OpenSSL update.
Added support for remote updating.
Refreshed on-device UI styling.
Adds a cloud-to-device HTTP tunnel so management-plane tools can reach device-local APIs without any inbound connection to the device.
On-device web interface port is now configurable (default 8523) to avoid conflicts with other services on the device.
On-device UI: smarter background cropping and cleanup of unused frontend assets, reducing installed footprint.
Deployed applications now use their own startup command. Extraction of applications with nested directories now works correctly and is protected against archive-path attacks.
On-device UI improvements and fixes — new-tab opening for apps, better app carousel and layout behaviour.