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## How NGINX One Console works
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NGINX One Console connects to each NGINX instance using a small agent called **NGINX Agent**.
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NGINX One Console connects to each NGINX instance using a lightweight agent called **NGINX Agent**.
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You can install NGINX Agent by:
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The agent is responsible for securely registering and managing each instance through the Console.
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- Using public NGINX OSS Docker images with the agent already included
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- Using NGINX Plus containers (these already include the agent)
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- Installing from Linux package managers like `apt` or `yum`
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There are a few ways to install the NGINX Agent:
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See the [NGINX Agent docs](https://docs.nginx.com/nginx-agent/overview/) for more details.
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- Use public Docker images of NGINX OSS that already include the agent
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- Use NGINX Plus containers with the agent preinstalled
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- Install manually using package managers like `apt` or `yum`
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- Use the one-line curl command that NGINX One provides during registration
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When you register a new instance in the Console, you'll get a ready-to-use `curl` command that downloads and installs the NGINX Agent on your target system.
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For more information about NGINX Agent, see the [NGINX Agent documentation](https://docs.nginx.com/nginx-agent/overview/).
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