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Closes https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/issues/41798 Changes: - Added an "About Fleet" section to the case study article template page. - Removed the "About Fleet" sections from case study articles. FYI @irenareedy: After this change is merged, you will not need to include an "About Fleet" section on new case study articles.
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Robotics company unifies Mac, Windows, Linux, and Android devices
A robotics company managing specialized hardware like industrial-grade tablets in excavators alongside traditional developer desktops required a tool that could handle the complexity of Linux workstations and diverse hardware.
At a glance
- Endpoints: 117 (Mac, Windows, Linux, Android).
- Primary requirement: multi-platform management and GitOps workflows.
- Key integrations: osquery, Tailscale, and Google Credential Provider.
- Previous solution: limited manual management for Linux.
The challenge
Before Fleet, Linux desktops were a significant "blind spot". High configuration complexity and Nvidia driver conflicts made it nearly impossible to scale or manage these devices effectively. The team needed a way to manage WiFi profiles and kiosk configurations across a varied fleet.
The solution
Fleet met the requirement for a single point of truth across macOS, Windows, and Linux. The team implemented GitOps workflows and used Fleet’s open-source transparency to build confidence in the reliability of their stack.
The results
- Google Auth on Windows: The team automated the deployment of the Google Credential Provider for Windows, removing the need for Active Directory dependencies.
- Real-time network access: By integrating host vitals with Tailscale, the team now makes real-time network access decisions based on device health.
- Proactive IT: Cross-platform automation and policy checks have allowed the team to shift from reactive troubleshooting to proactive management.