Replace the sprawl with a modern device management platform that works the way you want.
Manage devices consistently in a single, open platform for Apple, Windows, and Linux. Going only Mac or 50/50 Mac and Windows? What about Linux? It’s up to you.
Debunk the cross-platform mythFleet exposes familiar concepts like custom attributes and dynamic grouping, but in a way that lets you work directly with data and events from each native operating system.
Less frictionFork the CIS benchmarks or easily build your own compliance framework. 100% source available.
Remotely run scripts and prompts to complete tasks on every kind of computer, including Linux.
Ship data to any platformShip logs to any platform like Splunk, Snowflake, or any streaming infrastructure like AWS Kinesis and Apache Kafka.
Osquery on easy modeUse "read-only" mode or enable remote scripting to automate anything on every operating system, including Linux.
Use "read-only" mode or enable remote scripting to automate anything on every operating system, including Linux.
Pulse check anythingUse a live connection to every endpoint to simplify audit, compliance, and reporting from workstations to data centers.
Ship data to any platformShip logs to any platform like Splunk, Snowflake, or any streaming infrastructure like AWS Kinesis and Apache Kafka.
Normalize how you manage clouds and computers without losing low-level access to OS-specific features.
AWS
GCP
Azure
Data centers
IoT (Linux)
macOS
Windows
Linux
Data centers
Chromebook
Containers
Chromebook
Containers
IoT (Linux)
Fleet is dedicated to flexibility, accessibility, and clarity. We think everyone can contribute and that tools should be as easy as possible for everyone to understand.
Let end users see the source code for exactly how they are being monitored, and set clear expectations about what is and isn’t acceptable use of work computers.
The free version of Fleet will always be free. Fleet is independently backed and actively maintained with the help of many amazing contributors.
Fleet's company handbook is public and open source. You can read about the history of Fleet and osquery and our commitment to improving the product.
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