📄️ Use a Configuration File to Install Windows Agent
You can use a config.json configuration file with the Windows agent MSI package to install the agent.
📄️ Install Windows Agent through the Command Line
For single host installations, install the Windows agent using the command line. Instead of specifying configuration parameters for the agent installation in the config.json file, you specify them directly in the command line.
📄️ Run a Silent Installation of Windows Agent
For scenarios where you want to run the Windows agent MSI package silently or unattended without any notifications or prompts, include the /qn parameter when you run the install command in the PowerShell command line:
📄️ Use a PowerShell Script to Install Windows Agent
Lacework provides the following PowerShell scripts to enable you to download and install the Windows agent:
📄️ Install Windows Agent with Azure Resource Manager
You can install the Lacework agent on your Windows host through an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template. In this type of deployment, the ARM template uses the CustomScriptExtension to download and run a Install-LWCollector.ps1 PowerShell script that installs the agent onto a Windows VM instance.
📄️ Install Windows Agent on Azure VMs using Terraform
You can use Terraform to deploy the Lacework agent to Azure VM instances. In this type of deployment, the Terraform template uses the CustomScriptExtension to download and run a Install-LWCollector.ps1 PowerShell script that installs the agent onto a Windows VM instance.
📄️ Install Windows Agent with Packer
You can use HashiCorp Packer to create an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) with the Lacework agent pre-installed and configured.
📄️ Deploy Windows Agent on AKS and EKS Clusters
You can deploy the Windows agent on an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) cluster with a Helm chart. The Helm chart enables you to automatically deploy a Kubernetes pod containing the agent onto every node in your cluster.