The agent deployment tool is a practical and simple way to install software agents in a centralised way from our Pandora FMS server. In this video we are going to see how to configure Pandora to be able to deploy agents and how to perform this deployment in Linux systems.

In this video we will learn how to add graphics to the alerts that we receive in Telegram for Pandora alerting. In the first tutorial we saw how to configure to receive these alerts with text and now we will be able to add that they come accompanied by the graph of the module that triggers it. We also leave you the following links to our wiki where you can learn more about the steps that make up the alerts.

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We'll see Pandora FMS new component, in charge of executing monitoring environment alerts. It allows reducing that load from the rest of Pandora FMS servers through a queue system and therefore prevents monitoring delays.

In this video we will learn how to use Grep Log Module in Pandora FMS.

Get to know the inventory modules. Learn how to configure them, how to create events and alerts for them.

Learn step by step how to install Pandora FMS on VMware.

In this video we will see how to install Pandora FMS in the Windows Hyper-V manager using a Pandora FMS 756 ISO.

In this tutorial we're going to see how easy it is to dynamically monitor the disks of our Windows machines with Pandora FMS. To do this, we only need to have the software agent installed on these devices and use the agent plugins that are already loaded by default. We will find two options, to obtain the free space in the disks or the possibility of monitoring the occupied space in these disks. occupied on the disks.

This plugin is used to monitor instances in Linode. It connects to the Linode cloud service to obtain data about the running instances and sends this data to the Pandora FMS server. We will get information about the CPU used, instance status or traffic statistics among others.