Method to upgrade .NET Core Agent
Manual upgrade from user terminal:
- Whenever a new version of the agent goes live, it will be listed on this APM Insight Download page.
- The latest agent can also be downloaded from AppManager web client's APM -> Add new Monitors page
- Once the latest version has been downloaded, login to the machine where the old agent is installed.
- Install the latest version using the usual installation steps
- Proceed with the installation. It will overwrite the existing version without loss of any settings.
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