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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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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