Downgrade from Fleet Premium

Follow these steps to downgrade your Fleet instance from Fleet Premium.

If you'd like to renew your Fleet Premium license key, please contact us.

Back up your users and update all fleet-level users to global users

Run the fleetctl get user_roles > user_roles.yml command. Save the user_roles.yml file so that you can restore user roles if you decide to upgrade later.
Head to the Settings > Users page in the Fleet UI.
For each user that has any fleet listed under the Fleets column, select Actions > Edit, then select Global user, and then Save. Delete any users that shouldn't have global access.

Head to the Queries page in the Fleet UI and select a fleet from the fleets dropdown at the top of the page.
For each report that belongs to a fleet, select the report and select Edit report and copy the Name, Description, Query. Then expand the "advanced options" and take note of the values in the Platforms, Minimum osquery version, and Logging dropdowns.
On the Reports page select All fleets in the top dropdown, select Add report, paste each item in the appropriate field, select the correct values from the advanced options dropdowns, and select Save.
Optional: Delete each report that belongs to a fleet because they will no longer be accessible in the Fleet UI following the downgrade process.

Head to the Policies page in the Fleet UI.
For each policy that belongs to a fleet, copy the Name, Description, Resolve, and Query. Then, select All fleets in the top dropdown, select Add a policy, select Create your own policy, paste each item in the appropriate field, and select Save.
Delete each policy that belongs to a fleet because they will no longer run on any hosts following the downgrade process.

Run the fleetctl get teams > fleets.yml command. Save the fleets.yml file so you can restore your fleets if you upgrade again later.
Head to the Settings > Fleets page in the Fleet UI.
Delete all fleets. This will move all hosts to the global level.