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To uninstall Datadog agents on the app service, go to **App Service Extension**. Select the app service and **Uninstall Extension**
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## Monitor AKS clusters using the Datadog extension
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You can collect monitoring data from your containerized applications deployed on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) by installing the Datadog Agent on your AKS clusters.
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- Select **Datadog organization configurations** > **Azure Kubernetes Services** from the *Service menu*.
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A list of all AKS Clusters in the subscription displays in the working pane. If you have added multiple subscriptions via the **Monitored Subscriptions** blade, AKS clusters across all of those subscriptions are listed. Filters include *Resource Group*, *Subscription*, *Resource Status* and *Agent Status*.
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For each AKS resource, the following info appears:
|**Resource Group**| Name of the resource group containing the AKS resource. |
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|**Subscription**| Name of the subscription containing the AKS resource. |
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|**Kubernetes Version**| The version of Kubernetes running in the cluster. |
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|**Resource Status**| Indicates whether the AKS resource is stopped or running. |
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|**Agent Status**| Indicates whether the Datadog agent is running on the AKS Cluster. |
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|**Agent Version**| Version of the Datadog agent. |
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- To install the agent, choose the AKS clusters you would like to monitor and click on **Install Extension**. Select **OK** to begin the installation process for the Datadog agent. After the Datadog agent is installed, the agent status changes to *Installed*.
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You can uninstall the Datadog agent on a cluster by selecting the AKS resource and clicking on **Uninstall Extension**.
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## Monitor Arc enabled servers using the Datadog agent
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You can monitor your Azure Arc-enabled servers by installing the Datadog agent as an extension.
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- Select **Datadog organization configurations** > **Azure Arc Machines** from the *Service menu*.
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A list of all Arc-enabled servers in the subscription displays in the working pane. If you have added multiple subscriptions via the **Monitored Subscriptions** blade, resources across all of those subscriptions are listed. Filters include *Resource Group*, *Subscription*, *Resource Status* and *Agent Status*.
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For each Arc-enabled server, the following info appears:
|**Resource Name**| Name of the Azure Arc-enabled server. |
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|**Resource Group**| Name of the resource group containing the Arc-enabled server. |
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|**Subscription**| Name of the subscription containing the Arc-enabled server. |
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|**Resource Status**| Indicates whether the Arc-enabled server is stopped or running. |
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|**Agent Status**| Indicates whether the Datadog agent is running on the Arc-enabled server.|
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|**Agent Version**| Version of the Datadog agent. |
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- To install the agent, choose the Arc-enabled servers you would like to monitor and click on **Install Extension**. Select **OK** to begin the installation process for the Datadog agent. After the Datadog agent is installed, the agent status changes to *Installed*.
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You can uninstall the Datadog agent on an Arc server by selecting the resource and clicking on **Uninstall Extension**.
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## Reconfigure single sign-on
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If you would like to reconfigure single sign-on, select **Single sign-on** in the left pane.
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