what is the purpose of agent in Cloudmon?
- The Cloudmon Agent is responsible for collecting system KPIs, example CPU usage, memory utilization, and disk usage for servers, virtual machines (VMs), and hosts.
- These metrics are periodically pushed to the controller for monitoring and analysis. Agents are installed on Linux and Windows servers, as well as user host systems.
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