How to install an agent in cloudmon?
The Agent can be installed on many different platforms directly on the host. Most systems have a one-line install option. Upon successful installation of the Cloudmon Agent, it is automatically discovered by Cloudmon ITIM controller, where you can analyse monitoring and performance data from servers and VMs.
Note: we do support installing the agent on the following platform Amazon Linux, Centos, Fedora, RHEL, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows and Windows server.
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