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fleet vs jumpcloud vs workspace one


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Fleet provides native GitOps workflow support, letting your team manage device configurations as code in version-controlled repositories. Configuration changes go through standard review processes before deployment, with audit trails and rollback capabilities. Teams can define Fleet configurations in YAML files, submit changes through pull requests, and automatically deploy approved configurations. [Talk to Fleet](https://fleetdm.com/contact) to see GitOps workflows in action.
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