Introduction to CMA
Introduction to Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA): when to use an agent, supported OSs and applications, and how the host and poller interact.
Setting up the agent's environment
Install and configure Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA): create a token and the host, prepare the poller, install the agent on the host, then test it.
Configuring certificates
Configure TLS certificates to secure communication between Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA) and the poller, use insecure TLS, or test without encryption.
Using custom plugins with CMA
Run custom Bash, Perl, Python, or PowerShell plugins with Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA) when native checks and Centreon plugins don't meet your needs.
Centreon Monitoring Agent - Migrate from NSClient++
Migrate monitored hosts from NSClient++ or NRPE to Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA): deploy the agent, install connectors, and adapt templates and services.
Troubleshooting CMA
Troubleshoot Centreon Monitoring Agent (CMA): refresh statuses, check the agent service, logs, and poller connection, and set the OpenTelemetry log level.