fleetctl
Overview
sudo npm install -g fleetctlVersion & Lifecycle
Community Notes
Deployment tip
Deploy fleetctl silently on Windows by running this one-liner in an elevated Command Prompt to download the latest amd64 binary from GitHub releases, extract it to %USERPROFILE%.fleetctl, and clean up:
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for /f "tokens=1, delims=:" %a in ('curl -s https://api.github.com/repos/fleetdm/fleet/releases/latest ^| findstr "browser_download_url" ^| findstr "_windows_amd64.zip"') do (curl -kOL %b) && if not exist "%USERPROFILE%.fleetctl" mkdir "%USERPROFILE%.fleetctl" && for /f "delims=" %a in ('dir /b fleetctl__windows_amd64.zip') do tar -xf "%a" --strip-components=1 -C "%USERPROFILE%.fleetctl" && del "%a"
%USERPROFILE%.fleetctl` to the system PATH for enterprise-wide access, and re-run periodically to update to the latest version matching your Fleet server.
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Packaging Notes
fleetctl can be installed via npm (Node.js package manager) or by downloading precompiled binaries from GitHub. For convenience, the binary can be moved to a directory in the system PATH.