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Deploy
Introduction
Provides an introduction to Fleet and its requirements and dependencies.
Server installation
Includes deployment walkthroughs for Fleet on CentOS, Kubernetes, and AWS ECS.
Upgrading Fleet
Includes a guide for how to update and run new versions of Fleet.
Reference architecture
An opinionated view of running Fleet in a production environment, and configuration strategies to enable high availability.
Monitoring Fleet
Learn about monitoring and scaling Fleet servers with health checks, metrics, and alerting
Deploying to Cloud.gov
A guide for deploying Fleet on Cloud.gov.