# Custom agent for unsupported OS systems
**URL:** https://discourse.sensu.io/t/custom-agent-for-unsupported-os-systems/1183
**Category:** Sensu Go
**Created:** [May 16, 2019, 9:33pm UTC](https://discourse.sensu.io/t/custom-agent-for-unsupported-os-systems/1183 "2019-05-16T21:33:50Z")
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### Author:  [@Kristian](https://discourse.sensu.io/u/Kristian)
#### Post date: [May 16, 2019, 9:33pm UTC](https://discourse.sensu.io/t/custom-agent-for-unsupported-os-systems/1183/1 "2019-05-16T21:33:50Z")
I am interested in possibly making simple custom agent for unsupported OS systems like AIX, Solaris and HP-UX.
Besides setting up proxy checks, how would I go about doing this?
For example, if I was to run the checks in a cron job, how should I send the data to the sensu-backend?
Are there examples of this?
I see that statsd is included with the sensu agent, but in this case a sensu agent would not be installed.
Can a lone statsd help with this? Is there another open source tool that might help with this?
Our unsupported OS environment:
222 Solaris servers
279 AIX servers
28 HP-UX.
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### Author:  [@jspaleta](https://discourse.sensu.io/u/jspaleta)
#### Post date: [May 16, 2019, 9:35pm UTC](https://discourse.sensu.io/t/custom-agent-for-unsupported-os-systems/1183/2 "2019-05-16T21:35:59Z")
Hey,
Ironically i just posted a topic about this just a few minutes before you posted…
> [@Jef Practice: Monitoring Legacy Unix systems with Sensu Go](https://discourse.sensu.io/t/jef-practise-monitoring-legacy-unix-systems-with-sensu-go/1181/1):
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> Having Sensu Go written in Golang comes with some great forward looking benefits, especially for containerized workloads. But… Golang doesn’t compile natively on legacy Unix environments so we can’t easily offer a native agent to run on critical systems that are still in operation. If they weren’t critical, we’d all have found a way to move them to linux most likely. Even though there’s no native agent for these legacy systems Sensu Go can still support some monitoring workloads by making use of…