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Part 1 of documentation restructure. Deployment section. (#147) This PR includes the Deployment section of the documentation restructure #144. - Changes include the addition of 3 overarching folders/sections named Deployment, Using fleet, and Contribution guide. Each folder includes new files for the subsections. - Move the copy from the appropriate files into the new files in the Deployment folder. Removed old files. A detailed outline of the exact old files can be found in the linked issue above. - Add navigation to the top of each file via links to anchors in the markdown. The naming convention for each folder and file is up for discussion. I chose to use number prefixes (1, 2, 3) to order the folders and files. This way we have control over the order when viewing on GitHub.
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# Deployment
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### [Installation](./01-Installation.md)
Part 1 of documentation restructure. Deployment section. (#147) This PR includes the Deployment section of the documentation restructure #144. - Changes include the addition of 3 overarching folders/sections named Deployment, Using fleet, and Contribution guide. Each folder includes new files for the subsections. - Move the copy from the appropriate files into the new files in the Deployment folder. Removed old files. A detailed outline of the exact old files can be found in the linked issue above. - Add navigation to the top of each file via links to anchors in the markdown. The naming convention for each folder and file is up for discussion. I chose to use number prefixes (1, 2, 3) to order the folders and files. This way we have control over the order when viewing on GitHub.
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Provides documentation on installing the Fleet binary and Fleet’s infrastructure dependencies
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### [Configuration](./02-Configuration.md)
Part 1 of documentation restructure. Deployment section. (#147) This PR includes the Deployment section of the documentation restructure #144. - Changes include the addition of 3 overarching folders/sections named Deployment, Using fleet, and Contribution guide. Each folder includes new files for the subsections. - Move the copy from the appropriate files into the new files in the Deployment folder. Removed old files. A detailed outline of the exact old files can be found in the linked issue above. - Add navigation to the top of each file via links to anchors in the markdown. The naming convention for each folder and file is up for discussion. I chose to use number prefixes (1, 2, 3) to order the folders and files. This way we have control over the order when viewing on GitHub.
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Includes resources for configuring the Fleet binary, managing osquery configurations, and running with systemd
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### [Example deployment scenarios](./03-Example-deployment-scenarios.md)
Part 1 of documentation restructure. Deployment section. (#147) This PR includes the Deployment section of the documentation restructure #144. - Changes include the addition of 3 overarching folders/sections named Deployment, Using fleet, and Contribution guide. Each folder includes new files for the subsections. - Move the copy from the appropriate files into the new files in the Deployment folder. Removed old files. A detailed outline of the exact old files can be found in the linked issue above. - Add navigation to the top of each file via links to anchors in the markdown. The naming convention for each folder and file is up for discussion. I chose to use number prefixes (1, 2, 3) to order the folders and files. This way we have control over the order when viewing on GitHub.
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Includes deployment walkthroughs for Fleet on CentOS, Ubuntu, and Kubernetes.
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### [Self-managed agent updates](./04-fleetctl-agent-updates.md)
Initial implementation of agent update management (#516) This PR contains the initial implementation of the fleetctl updates commands, along with documentation on using this to self-host an agent update server. Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <noahtal@umich.edu> Co-authored-by: Mike McNeil <mikermcneil@users.noreply.github.com>
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Information about running an update server with fleetctl.
Part 1 of documentation restructure. Deployment section. (#147) This PR includes the Deployment section of the documentation restructure #144. - Changes include the addition of 3 overarching folders/sections named Deployment, Using fleet, and Contribution guide. Each folder includes new files for the subsections. - Move the copy from the appropriate files into the new files in the Deployment folder. Removed old files. A detailed outline of the exact old files can be found in the linked issue above. - Add navigation to the top of each file via links to anchors in the markdown. The naming convention for each folder and file is up for discussion. I chose to use number prefixes (1, 2, 3) to order the folders and files. This way we have control over the order when viewing on GitHub.
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### [FAQ](./FAQ.md)
Initial implementation of agent update management (#516) This PR contains the initial implementation of the fleetctl updates commands, along with documentation on using this to self-host an agent update server. Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <noahtal@umich.edu> Co-authored-by: Mike McNeil <mikermcneil@users.noreply.github.com>
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Includes commonly asked questions and answers about deployment from the Fleet community.
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