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Monitoring Agent¶ The Amon Agent is a small piece of software that runs on your hosts. Its job is to collect metrics and bring them to Amon so that you can do something useful with your monitoring and performance data. These pages describe how to configure and run the Amon agent Installing the agent Agent configuration Running the agent Testing the agent Manual install Plugins¶ These pages describ
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