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# Prometheus Agent

* Click on the Install Agent Manager Button

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* Select a Platform
* And, select an Agent Type of Prometheus
* Add any optional Custom Attributes for the new agent
* Add any optional Secrets for the agent

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* Click on the Proceed button to generate the README instructions and installation script

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* The Download All button can be used to download these files
* Install the Fleet agent-manager as instructed in the README instructions

#### Check agent-manager status:

To check the status of agent-manager, and the running agents on a Linux host:

```
$ sudo systemctl status agent-manager-prometheus
```

To get agent-manager logs on a Linux host:

```
$ sudo journalctl -n 100 -f -u agent-manager-prometheus
```

To check the status of agent-manager, and the running agents on a Windows host, use the **Windows Services** app, and locate the service named **agent-manager-prometheus**.

To get agent-manager logs on a Windows host, use the **Windows Event Viewer** app. The logs from agent-manager will be located in the **Windows Logs > Application** logs.