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Fleet 3.8.0

Fleet 3.8.0

We’re excited to announce the release of Fleet 3.8.0 which includes big improvements to the navigation experience on the Hosts page, a new…
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Noah Talerman
Feb 25
Import and export queries and packs in Fleet

Import and export queries and packs in Fleet

When managing multiple Fleet environments, you may want to move queries and/or packs from one environment to the other. Or, when inspired…
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Noah Talerman
Feb 16
Fleet 3.7.1

Fleet 3.7.1

We’re psyched to announce the release of Fleet 3.7.1 which includes a new Host details page, the surfacing of live query errors, a Helm…
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Noah Talerman
Feb 3
eBPF & the future of osquery on Linux

eBPF & the future of osquery on Linux

What is the state of event instrumentation with osquery on Linux today? How is eBPF helping osquery evolve beyond the Audit framework?
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Zach Wasserman
Jan 25
Fleet 3.6.0

Fleet 3.6.0

We’re excited to announce Fleet 3.6.0, which includes easier first-time setup, more flexible configuration, Amazon S3 integration for file…
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Noah Talerman
Jan 8
Fleet 3.5.0

Fleet 3.5.0

We just released Fleet 3.5.0 which adds a refreshed UI, improvements to the `fleetctl preview` startup experience, and more!
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Noah Talerman
Dec 11, 2020
A New Fleet

A New Fleet

Learn how Fleet is changing and evolving to continue leading endpoint security with osquery.
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Zach Wasserman
Nov 5, 2020
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