fleetctl

by Fleet Device Management Inc.

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Versions:

  • 4.83.0
  • 4.82.2
  • 4.82.1
  • 4.82.0
  • 4.81.2
  • 4.81.1
  • 4.81.0
  • 4.80.2
  • 4.80.1
  • 4.80.0
  • 4.79.1
  • 4.79.0
  • 4.78.3
  • 4.78.2
  • 4.78.1
  • 4.78.0
  • 4.77.0
  • 4.76.1
  • 4.76.0
  • 4.75.1
  • 4.75.0
  • 4.74.0
  • 4.73.4
  • 4.73.3
  • 4.73.2
  • 4.73.1
  • 4.73.0
  • 4.72.1
  • 4.72.0
  • 4.71.1
  • 4.71.0
  • 4.70.1
  • 4.70.0
  • 4.69.0
  • 4.68.1
  • 4.68.0
  • 4.67.3
  • 4.67.2
  • 4.67.1
  • 4.67.0
  • 4.66.0
  • 4.65.0
  • 4.64.2
  • 4.64.1
  • 4.64.0
  • 4.63.0
  • 4.62.3
  • 4.62.2
  • 4.62.1
  • 4.62.0

fleetctl 4.83.0 is a command-line interface released by Fleet Device Management Inc. that provides administrators with direct, scriptable control over the Fleet device-management platform without relying on the web UI or raw API calls. Designed for IT and security teams who track thousands of laptops, servers, and containers, the utility lets users declare desired OS-settings, query configurations, and enforce security policies through declarative YAML files that can be stored in Git, enabling a full GitOps workflow for infrastructure and endpoint management. Typical use cases include enrolling new hosts, grouping machines into labels, scheduling osquery-based security audits, pushing installer packages, and rolling out compliance policies across Windows, macOS, and Linux fleets from any CI/CD pipeline. fleetctl also offers quick read-only access to host vitals, installed software, vulnerability scores, and live query results, making it convenient for on-call engineers who need instant visibility while troubleshooting. Since its first public build, the program has evolved through fifty feature releases, adding support for teams, roles, MDM commands, and transparent checksum verification; version 4.83.0 continues this progression with refinements to batch operations and clearer error diagnostics. As an open-source DevOps tool written in Go, fleetctl fits naturally into the System Administration / Remote Monitoring category and integrates with existing shell scripts, Terraform, Ansible, or GitHub Actions for fully automated fleet life-cycle management. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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