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## How NGINX One Console works

NGINX One Console connects to each NGINX instance through **NGINX Agent**, a lightweight process that provides secure communication between the instance and NGINX One Console.
NGINX One Console connects to each NGINX instance through **NGINX Agent**, a lightweight process that runs alongside NGINX.

NGINX Agent applies configuration updates, collects performance and system metrics, and sends event notifications.
NGINX Agent enables secure communication with NGINX One Console. It lets you manage configurations remotely, collect and report real-time performance and system metrics, and receive event notifications from your NGINX instance.

You can install NGINX Agent in several ways:

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