fleet/docs/Configuration/yaml-files.md

YAML files

Use Fleet's best practice GitOps workflow to manage your computers as code.

To learn how to set up a GitOps workflow see the Fleet GitOps repo.

The following are the required keys in the default.yml and any teams/team-name.yml files:

name: # Only teams/team-name.yml. To edit a team's name, change `name` but don't change the filename.
policies:
queries:
agent_options:
controls: # Can be defined in teams/no-team.yml too.
org_settings: # Only default.yml
team_settings: # Only teams/team-name.yml

Currently, managing labels and users is only supported using Fleet's UI or API (YAML coming soon).

policies

Policies can be specified inline in your default.yml, teams/team-name.yml, or teams/no-team.yml files. They can also be specified in separate files in your lib/ folder.

Options

For possible options, see the parameters for the Add policy API endpoint.

Example

Inline

default.yml, teams/team-name.yml, or teams/no-team.yml

policies:
  - name: macOS - Enable FileVault
    description: This policy checks if FileVault (disk encryption) is enabled.
    resolution: As an IT admin, turn on disk encryption in Fleet.
    query: SELECT 1 FROM filevault_status WHERE status = 'FileVault is On.';
    platform: darwin
    critical: false

Separate file

lib/policies-name.policies.yml

- name: macOS - Enable FileVault
  description: This policy checks if FileVault (disk encryption) is enabled.
  resolution: As an IT admin, turn on disk encryption in Fleet.
  query: SELECT 1 FROM filevault_status WHERE status = 'FileVault is On.';
  platform: darwin
  critical: false
  calendar_event_enabled: false
- name: macOS - Disable guest account
  description: This policy checks if the guest account is disabled.
  resolution: An an IT admin, deploy a macOS, login window profile with the DisableGuestAccount option set to true.
  query: SELECT 1 FROM managed_policies WHERE domain='com.apple.loginwindow' AND username = '' AND name='DisableGuestAccount' AND CAST(value AS INT) = 1;
  platform: darwin
  critical: false
  calendar_event_enabled: false
  run_script:
    path: "./disable-guest-account.sh"
- name: Install Firefox on macOS
  platform: darwin
  description: "This policy checks that Firefox is installed."
  resolution: "Install Firefox app if not installed."
  query: "SELECT 1 FROM apps WHERE name = 'Firefox.app'"
  install_software:
    package_path: "./firefox.package.yml"
- name: [Install software] Logic Pro
  platform: darwin
  description: "This policy checks that Logic Pro is installed"
  resolution: "Install Logic Pro App Store app if not installed"
  query: "SELECT 1 FROM apps WHERE name = 'Logic Pro'"
  install_software:
    package_path: ./linux-firefox.deb.package.yml
    # app_store_id: "1487937127" (for App Store apps)

default.yml (for policies that neither install software nor run scripts), teams/team-name.yml, or teams/no-team.yml

policies:
  - path: ../lib/policies-name.policies.yml

Currently, the run_script and install_software policy automations can only be configured for a team (teams/team-name.yml) or "No team" (teams/no-team.yml). The automations can only be added to policies in which the script (or software) is defined in the same team (or "No team"). calendar_event_enabled can only be configured for policies on a team.

queries

Queries can be specified inline in your default.yml file or teams/team-name.yml files. They can also be specified in separate files in your lib/ folder.

Note that the team_id option isn't supported in GitOps.

Options

For possible options, see the parameters for the Create query API endpoint.

Example

Inline

default.yml or teams/team-name.yml

queries:
  - name: Collect failed login attempts
    description: Lists the users at least one failed login attempt and timestamp of failed login. Number of failed login attempts reset to zero after a user successfully logs in.
    query: SELECT users.username, account_policy_data.failed_login_count, account_policy_data.failed_login_timestamp FROM users INNER JOIN account_policy_data using (uid) WHERE account_policy_data.failed_login_count > 0;
    platform: darwin,linux,windows
    interval: 300
    observer_can_run: false
    automations_enabled: false

Separate file

lib/queries-name.queries.yml

- name: Collect failed login attempts
  description: Lists the users at least one failed login attempt and timestamp of failed login. Number of failed login attempts reset to zero after a user successfully logs in.
  query: SELECT users.username, account_policy_data.failed_login_count, account_policy_data.failed_login_timestamp FROM users INNER JOIN account_policy_data using (uid) WHERE account_policy_data.failed_login_count > 0;
  platform: darwin,linux,windows
  interval: 300
  observer_can_run: false
  automations_enabled: false
- name: Collect USB devices
  description: Collects the USB devices that are currently connected to macOS and Linux hosts.
  query: SELECT model, vendor FROM usb_devices;
  platform: darwin,linux
  interval: 300
  observer_can_run: true
  automations_enabled: false

default.yml or teams/team-name.yml

queries:
  - path: ../lib/queries-name.queries.yml

agent_options

Agent options can be specified inline in your default.yml file or teams/team-name.yml files. They can also be specified in separate files in your lib/ folder.

See "Agent configuration" to find all possible options.

Example

Inline

default.yml or teams/team-name.yml

agent_options:
  config:
    decorators:
      load:
        - SELECT uuid AS host_uuid FROM system_info;
        - SELECT hostname AS hostname FROM system_info;
    options:
      disable_distributed: false
      distributed_interval: 10
      distributed_plugin: tls
      distributed_tls_max_attempts: 3
      logger_tls_endpoint: /api/osquery/log
      logger_tls_period: 10
      pack_delimiter: /

Separate file

lib/agent-options.yml

config:
  decorators:
    load:
      - SELECT uuid AS host_uuid FROM system_info;
      - SELECT hostname AS hostname FROM system_info;
  options:
    disable_distributed: false
    distributed_interval: 10
    distributed_plugin: tls
    distributed_tls_max_attempts: 3
    logger_tls_endpoint: /api/osquery/log
    logger_tls_period: 10
    pack_delimiter: /

default.yml or teams/team-name.yml

We want - for policies and queries because it’s an array. Agent Options we do not use - for path.

agent_options:
  path: ../lib/agent-options.yml

controls

The controls section allows you to configure scripts and device management (MDM) features in Fleet.

• scripts is a list of paths to macOS, Windows, or Linux scripts.
• windows_enabled_and_configured specifies whether or not to turn on Windows MDM features (default: false). Can only be configured for all teams (default.yml).
• windows_migration_enabled specifies whether or not to automatically migrate Windows hosts connected to another MDM solution. If false, MDM is only turned on after hosts are unenrolled from your old MDM solution (default: false). Can only be configured for all teams (default.yml).
• enable_disk_encryption specifies whether or not to enforce disk encryption on macOS, Windows, and Linux hosts (default: false).

Example

controls:
  scripts: 
    - path: ../lib/macos-script.sh 
    - path: ../lib/windows-script.ps1
    - path: ../lib/linux-script.sh
  windows_enabled_and_configured: true
  windows_migration_enabled: true # Available in Fleet Premium
  enable_disk_encryption: true # Available in Fleet Premium
  macos_updates: # Available in Fleet Premium
    deadline: "2024-12-31"
    minimum_version: 15.1
  ios_updates: # Available in Fleet Premium
    deadline: "2024-12-31"
    minimum_version: 18.1
  ipados_updates: # Available in Fleet Premium
    deadline: "2024-12-31"
    minimum_version: 18.1
  windows_updates: # Available in Fleet Premium
    deadline_days: 5
    grace_period_days: 2
  macos_settings:
    custom_settings:
      - path: ../lib/macos-profile1.mobileconfig
        labels_exclude_any:
          - Macs on Sequoia
      - path: ../lib/macos-profile2.json
        labels_include_all:
          - Macs on Sonoma
      - path: ../lib/macos-profile3.mobileconfig
        labels_include_any:
          - Engineering
          - Product
  windows_settings:
    custom_settings:
      - path: ../lib/windows-profile.xml
  macos_setup: # Available in Fleet Premium
    bootstrap_package: https://example.org/bootstrap_package.pkg
    enable_end_user_authentication: true
    macos_setup_assistant: ../lib/dep-profile.json
    script: ../lib/macos-setup-script.sh
    software:
      - app_store_id: '1091189122'
      - package_path: ../lib/software/adobe-acrobat.software.yml
  macos_migration: # Available in Fleet Premium
    enable: true
    mode: voluntary
    webhook_url: https://example.org/webhook_handler

macos_updates

• deadline specifies the deadline in YYYY-MM-DD format. The exact deadline is set to noon local time for hosts on macOS 14 and above, 20:00 UTC for hosts on older macOS versions. (default: "").
• minimum_version specifies the minimum required macOS version (default: "").

ios_updates

• deadline specifies the deadline in YYYY-MM-DD format; the exact deadline is set to noon local time. (default: "").
• minimum_version specifies the minimum required iOS version (default: "").

ipados_updates

• deadline specifies the deadline in YYYY-MM-DD format; the exact deadline is set to noon local time. (default: "").
• minimum_version specifies the minimum required iPadOS version (default: "").

windows_updates

• deadline_days specifies the number of days before Windows installs updates (default: null)
• grace_period_days specifies the number of days before Windows restarts to install updates (default: null)

macos_settings and windows_settings

• macos_settings.custom_settings is a list of paths to macOS configuration profiles (.mobileconfig) or declaration profiles (.json).
• windows_settings.custom_settings is a list of paths to Windows configuration profiles (.xml).

Fleet supports adding GitHub environment variables in your configuration profiles. Use $ENV_VARIABLE format. Variables beginning with $FLEET_VAR_ are reserved for Fleet server. The server will replace these variables with the actual values when profiles are sent to hosts. Supported variables are:

• $FLEET_VAR_NDES_SCEP_CHALLENGE
• $FLEET_VAR_NDES_SCEP_PROXY_URL
• $FLEET_VAR_HOST_END_USER_EMAIL_IDP

Use labels_include_all to target hosts that have all labels in the array, labels_include_any to target hosts that have any label in the array, or labels_exclude_any to target hosts that don't have any of the labels in the array. Only one of labels_include_all, labels_include_any, or labels_exclude_any can be specified. If none are specified, all hosts are targeted.

macos_setup

The macos_setup section lets you control the out-of-the-box macOS setup experience for hosts that use Automated Device Enrollment (ADE).

• bootstrap_package is the URL to a bootstap package. Fleet will download the bootstrap package (default: "").
• enable_end_user_authentication specifies whether or not to require end user authentication when the user first sets up their macOS host.
• macos_setup_assistant is a path to a custom automatic enrollment (ADE) profile (.json).
• script is the path to a custom setup script to run after the host is first set up.
• software is a list of references to either a package_path matching a package in the software section below or an app_store_id to install when the host is first set up.

macos_migration

The macos_migration section lets you control the end user migration workflow for macOS hosts that enrolled to your old MDM solution.

• enable specifies whether or not to enable end user migration workflow (default: false)
• mode specifies whether the end user initiates migration (voluntary) or they're nudged every 15-20 minutes to migrate (forced) (default: "").
• webhook_url is the URL that Fleet sends a webhook to when the end user selects Start. Receive this webhook using your automation tool (ex. Tines) to unenroll your end users from your old MDM solution.

Can only be configured for all teams (default.yml).

software

Experimental feature. This feature is undergoing rapid improvement, which may result in breaking changes to the API or configuration surface. It is not recommended for use in automated workflows.

The software section allows you to configure packages and Apple App Store apps that you want to install on your hosts.

Currently, managing Fleet-maintained apps is only supported using Fleet's UI or API (YAML coming soon).

• packages is a list of paths to custom packages (.pkg, .msi, .exe, .rpm, or .deb).
• app_store_apps is a list of Apple App Store apps.

Currently, one app for each of an App Store app's supported platforms are added. For example, adding Bear (supported on iOS and iPadOS) adds both the iOS and iPadOS apps to your software that's available to install in Fleet. Specifying specific platforms is only supported using Fleet's UI or API (YAML coming soon).

Example

default.yml, teams/team-name.yml, or teams/no-team.yml

software:
  packages:
    - path: ../lib/software-name.package.yml
    - path: ../lib/software-name2.package.yml
      labels_include_any:
        - Engineering
        - Customer Support
  app_store_apps:
    - app_store_id: '1091189122'

Use labels_include_any to target hosts that have any label in the array or labels_exclude_any to target hosts that don't have any label in the array. Only one of labels_include_any or labels_exclude_any can be specified. If neither are specified, all hosts are targeted.

packages

• url specifies the URL at which the software is located. Fleet will download the software and upload it to S3 (default: "").
• pre_install_query.path is the osquery query Fleet runs before installing the software. Software will be installed only if the query returns results (default: "").
• install_script.path specifies the command Fleet will run on hosts to install software. The default script is dependent on the software type (i.e. .pkg).
• uninstall_script.path is the script Fleet will run on hosts to uninstall software. The default script is dependent on the software type (i.e. .pkg).
• post_install_script.path is the script Fleet will run on hosts after the software install. There is no default.
• self_service specifies whether or not end users can install from Fleet Desktop > Self-service.

Example

lib/software-name.package.yml:

url: https://dl.tailscale.com/stable/tailscale-setup-1.72.0.exe
install_script:
  path: ../lib/software/tailscale-install-script.ps1
uninstall_script:
  path: ../lib/software/tailscale-uninstall-script.ps1
post_install_script:
  path: ../lib/software/tailscale-config-script.ps1
self_service: true

app_store_apps

• app_store_id is the ID of the Apple App Store app. You can find this at the end of the app's App Store URL. For example, "Bear - Markdown Notes" URL is "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bear-markdown-notes/id1016366447" and the app_store_id is 1016366447.

Make sure to include only the ID itself, and not the id prefix shown in the URL. The ID must be wrapped in quotes as shown in the example so that it is processed as a string.

• self_service only applies to macOS, and is ignored for other platforms. For example, if the app is supported on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, and self_service is set to true, it will be self-service on macOS workstations but not iPhones or iPads.

org_settings and team_settings

features

The features section of the configuration YAML lets you define what predefined queries are sent to the hosts and later on processed by Fleet for different functionalities.

• additional_queries adds extra host details. This information will be updated at the same time as other host details and is returned by the API when host objects are returned (default: empty).
• enable_host_users specifies whether or not Fleet collects user data from hosts (default: true).
• enable_software_inventory specifies whether or not Fleet collects softwre inventory from hosts (default: true).

Example

org_settings:
  features:
    additional_queries:
      time: SELECT * FROM time
      macs: SELECT mac FROM interface_details
    enable_host_users: true
    enable_software_inventory: true

fleet_desktop

Direct end users to a custom URL when they select About Fleet in the Fleet Desktop dropdown (default: https://fleetdm.com/transparency).

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

Example

org_settings:
  fleet_desktop:
    transparency_url: "https://example.org/transparency"

host_expiry_settings

The host_expiry_settings section lets you define if and when hosts should be automatically deleted from Fleet if they have not checked in.

• host_expiry_enabled (default: false)
• host_expiry_window if a host has not communicated with Fleet in the specified number of days, it will be removed. Must be > 0 when host expiry is enabled (default: 0).

Example

org_settings:
  host_expiry_settings:
  	host_expiry_enabled: true
    host_expiry_window: 10

org_info

• org_name is the name of your organization (default: "")
• logo_url is a public URL of the logo for your organization (default: Fleet logo).
• org_logo_url_light_background is a public URL of the logo for your organization that can be used with light backgrounds (default: Fleet logo).
• contact_url is a URL that appears in error messages presented to end users (default: "https://fleetdm.com/company/contact")

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

Example

org_settings:
  org_info:
    org_name: Fleet
    org_logo_url: https://example.com/logo.png
    org_logo_url_light_background: https://example.com/logo-light.png
    contact_url: https://fleetdm.com/company/contact

secrets

The secrets section defines the valid secrets that hosts can use to enroll to Fleet. Supply one of these secrets when generating the fleetd agent you'll use to enroll hosts. Learn more here.

Example

org_settings:
  secrets: 
  - secret: $ENROLL_SECRET

server_settings

• ai_features_disabled disables AI-assisted policy descriptions and resolutions. (default: false)
• enable_analytics specifies whether or not to enable Fleet's usage statistics. (default: true)
• live_query_disabled disables the ability to run live queries (ad hoc queries executed via the UI or fleetctl). (default: false)
• query_reports_disabled disables query reports and deletes existing reports. (default: false)
• query_report_cap sets the maximum number of results to store per query report before the report is clipped. If increasing this cap, we recommend enabling reports for one query at a time and monitoring your infrastructure. (default: 1000)
• scripts_disabled blocks access to run scripts. Scripts may still be added in the UI and CLI. (default: false)
• server_url is the base URL of the Fleet instance. If this URL changes and Apple (macOS, iOS, iPadOS) hosts already have MDM turned on, the end users will have to turn MDM off and back on to use MDM features. (default: provided during Fleet setup)

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

Example

org_settings:
server_settings:
  ai_features_disabled: false
  enable_analytics: true
  live_query_disabled: false
  query_reports_disabled: false
  scripts_disabled: false
  server_url: https://instance.fleet.com

sso_settings

The sso_settings section lets you define single sign-on (SSO) settings. Learn more about SSO in Fleet here.

• enable_sso (default: false)
• idp_name is the human-friendly name for the identity provider that will provide single sign-on authentication (default: "").
• entity_id is the entity ID: a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that you use to identify Fleet when configuring the identity provider. It must exactly match the Entity ID field used in identity provider configuration (default: "").
• metadata is the metadata (in XML format) provided by the identity provider. (default: "")
• metadata_url is the URL that references the identity provider metadata. Only one of metadata or metadata_url is required (default: "").
• enable_jit_provisioning specified whether or not to allow single sign-on login initiated by identity provider (default: false).
• enable_sso_idp_login specifies whether or not to enables just-in-time user provisioning (default: false).

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

Example

org_settings:
  sso_settings:
    enable_sso: true
    idp_name: SimpleSAML
    entity_id: https://example.com
    metadata: $SSO_METADATA
    enable_jit_provisioning: true # Available in Fleet Premium
    enable_sso_idp_login: true

integrations

The integrations section lets you configure your Google Calendar, Jira, and Zendesk. After configuration, you can enable automations like calendar event and ticket creation for failing policies. Currently, enabling ticket creation is only available using Fleet's UI or API (YAML files coming soon).

In addition, you can configure your the SCEP server to help your end users connect to Wi-Fi. Learn more about SCEP and NDES in Fleet here.

Example

org_settings:
  integrations:
    google_calendar:
      - api_key_json: $GOOGLE_CALENDAR_API_KEY_JSON
        domain: fleetdm.com
    jira:
      - url: https://example.atlassian.net
        username: user1
        api_token: $JIRA_API_TOKEN
        project_key: PJ1
    zendesk:
      - url: https://example.zendesk.com
        email: user1@example.com
        api_token: $ZENDESK_API_TOKEN
        group_id: 1234
    ndes_scep_proxy:
      url: https://example.com/certsrv/mscep/mscep.dll
      admin_url: https://example.com/certsrv/mscep_admin/
      username: Administrator@example.com
      password: 'myPassword'

For secrets, you can add GitHub environment variables

google_calendar

• api_key_json is the contents of the JSON file downloaded when you create your Google Workspace service account API key (default: "").
• domain is the primary domain used to identify your end user's work calendar (default: "").

jira

• url is the URL of your Jira (default: "")
• username is the username of your Jira account (default: "").
• api_token is the Jira API token (default: "").
• project_key is the project key location in your Jira project's URL. For example, in "jira.example.com/projects/EXMPL," "EXMPL" is the project key (default: "").

zendesk

• url is the URL of your Zendesk (default: "")
• username is the username of your Zendesk account (default: "").
• api_token is the Zendesk API token (default: "").
• group_idis found by selecting Admin > People > Groups in Zendesk. Find your group and select it. The group ID will appear in the search field.

ndes_scep_proxy

• url is the URL of the NDES SCEP endpoint (default: "").
• admin_url is the URL of the NDES admin endpoint (default: "").
• username is the username of the NDES admin endpoint (default: "").
• password is the password of the NDES admin endpoint (default: "").

webhook_settings

The webhook_settings section lets you define webhook settings for failing policy, vulnerability, and host status automations. Learn more about automations in Fleet here.

activities_webhook

• enable_activities_webhook (default: false)
• destination_url is the URL to POST to when an activity is generated (default: "")

Example

org_settings:
  webhook_settings:
    activities_webhook:
      enable_activities_webhook: true
      destination_url: https://example.org/webhook_handler

failing_policies_webhook

• enable_failing_policies_webhook (default: false)
• destination_url is the URL to POST to when the condition for the webhook triggers (default: "").
• policy_ids is the list of policies that will trigger a webhook.
• host_batch_size is the maximum number of host identifiers to send in one webhook request. A value of 0 means all host identifiers with a failing policy will be sent in a single request.

Example

org_settings:
  webhook_settings:
    failing_policies_webhook:
      enable_failing_policies_webhook: true
      destination_url: https://example.org/webhook_handler
      host_batch_size: 0
      policy_ids:
        - 1
        - 2
        - 3

host_status_webhook

• enable_host_status_webhook (default: false)
• destination_url is the URL to POST to when the condition for the webhook triggers (default: "").
• days_count is the number of days that hosts need to be offline to count as part of the percentage (default: 0).
• host_percentage is the percentage of hosts that need to be offline to trigger the webhook. (default: 0).

Example

org_settings:
  webhook_settings:
    host_status_webhook:
      enable_host_status_webhook: true
      destination_url: https://example.org/webhook_handler
      days_count: 7
      host_percentage: 25

vulnerabilities_webhook

• enable_vulnerabilities_webhook (default: false)
• destination_url is the URL to POST to when the condition for the webhook triggers (default: "").
• host_batch_size is the maximum number of host identifiers to send in one webhook request. A value of 0 means all host identifiers with a detected vulnerability will be sent in a single request.

Example

org_settings:
  webhook_settings:
    vulnerabilities_webhook:
      enable_vulnerabilities_webhook: true
      destination_url: https://example.org/webhook_handler
      host_batch_size: 0

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

mdm

apple_business_manager

After you've uploaded an Apple Business Manager (ABM) token, the apple_business_manager section lets you configure the teams in Fleet new hosts in ABM are automatically added to. Currently, adding an ABM token is only available using Fleet's UI. Learn more here.

Currently, managing labels and users, ticket destinations (Jira and Zendesk), Apple Business Manager (ABM) are only supported using Fleet's UI or API (YAML files coming soon).

• organization_name is the organization name associated with the Apple Business Manager account.
• macos_team is the team where macOS hosts are automatically added when they appear in Apple Business Manager.
• ios_team is the the team where iOS hosts are automatically added when they appear in Apple Business Manager.
• ipados_team is the team where iPadOS hosts are automatically added when they appear in Apple Business Manager.

Example

org_settings:
  mdm:
    apple_business_manager: # Available in Fleet Premium
    - organization_name: Fleet Device Management Inc.
      macos_team: "💻 Workstations" 
      ios_team: "📱🏢 Company-owned iPhones"
      ipados_team: "🔳🏢 Company-owned iPads"

Apple Business Manager settings can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

volume_purchasing_program

After you've uploaded a Volume Purchasing Program (VPP) token, the volume_purchasing_program section lets you configure the teams in Fleet that have access to that VPP token's App Store apps. Currently, adding a VPP token is only available using Fleet's UI. Learn more here.

• location is the name of the location in the Apple Business Manager account.
• teams is a list of team names. If you choose specific teams, App Store apps in this VPP account will only be available to install on hosts in these teams. If not specified, App Store apps are available to install on hosts in all teams.

Example

org_settings:
  mdm:
    volume_purchasing_program: # Available in Fleet Premium
    - location: Fleet Device Management Inc.
      teams: 
      - "💻 Workstations" 
      - "💻🐣 Workstations (canary)"
      - "📱🏢 Company-owned iPhones"
      - "🔳🏢 Company-owned iPads"

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

end_user_authentication

The end_user_authentication section lets you define the identity provider (IdP) settings used for end user authentication during Automated Device Enrollment (ADE). Learn more about end user authentication in Fleet here.

Once the IdP settings are configured, you can use the controls.macos_setup.enable_end_user_authentication key to control the end user experience during ADE.

• idp_name is the human-friendly name for the identity provider that will provide single sign-on authentication (default: "").
• entity_id is the entity ID: a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that you use to identify Fleet when configuring the identity provider. It must exactly match the Entity ID field used in identity provider configuration (default: "").
• metadata is the metadata (in XML format) provided by the identity provider. (default: "")
• metadata_url is the URL that references the identity provider metadata. Only one of metadata or metadata_url is required (default: "").

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

apple_server_url

Update this URL if you're self-hosting Fleet and you want your hosts to talk to this URL for MDM features. (If not configured, hosts will use the base URL of the Fleet instance.)

If this URL changes and hosts already have MDM turned on, the end users will have to turn MDM off and back on to use MDM features.

Example

org_settings:
  mdm:
    apple_server_url: https://instance.fleet.com

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings).

yara_rules

The yara_rules section lets you define YARA rules that will be served by Fleet's authenticated YARA rule functionality. Learn more about authenticated YARA rules in Fleet here.

Example

org_settings:
  yara_rules:
    - path: ./lib/rule1.yar
    - path: ./lib/rule2.yar

Can only be configured for all teams (org_settings). To target rules to specific teams, target the queries referencing the rules to the desired teams.