Node visibility
See your registered machines, operating systems, connectivity and the latest report from each node, all tied to your own account.
LINUX INFRASTRUCTURE, IN ONE PLACE
Every Linux node.
One clear picture.
The easiest way to onboard Linux nodes. Register a machine with a single token, then track node health, understand resource usage and explore live metrics without jumping between terminals.
Connect a node in ~10 minutes Prometheus powered Grafana dashboards CPU, RAM & offline alerts
fleet-control / overview LIVE
YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE
Fleet health Operational
CONNECTED NODES—Connect your first node
METRIC STREAM15sAgent reporting interval
CPU utilization Memory utilizationLIVE DATA AFTER CONNECTION
Agent reportingEvery 15 seconds
Secure registrationShort-lived token onboarding
Linux systemd Prometheus Grafana tRPC
ONE FLEET. LESS GUESSWORK.
Know what is happening
across your machines.
From the first agent installation to deep metric exploration, keep the essentials close.
Resource health
Understand CPU, memory, disk and battery information from the reports your agents send.
Deep observability
Use Prometheus as the metrics source and Grafana dashboards, embedded right in LinuxFleet, for investigation and history.
GET CONNECTED IN MINUTES
From zero nodes
to fleet visibility.
Generate a registration token, install the Fleet Agent on your Linux machine and watch it appear in your workspace. Most machines are connected in about 10 minutes.
Start onboarding01
Create a node token
Generate a registration token from your dashboard. It is valid for 10 minutes.
02
Install the Fleet Agent
Clone the agent, run ./fleet register and paste your token.
03
Start and monitor
Run ./fleet start, then review node reports and open live Grafana dashboards.
your-linux-machine / fleet-agent
INSTALL IN FOUR COMMANDS
git clone https://github.com/pratik44-god/fleet-agent.git cd fleet-agent ./fleet register # paste your registration token ./fleet start # runs in the background via systemd
./fleet status./fleet stop./fleet remove
ALERTS & AVAILABILITY
Know when a node
needs attention.
LinuxFleet flags unhealthy and silent machines so you can act early. Administrators also get a platform-wide view of online and offline nodes.
CPU alert
Triggered when CPU utilization goes above 85%.
RAM alert
Triggered when memory utilization goes above 90%.
Node offline alert
Triggered when a node stops sending metrics for more than two minutes.
Each user sees only their own nodes. Admins can review total, online and offline nodes and send alert messages to users.
YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE, UNDERSTOOD
Bring your fleet into focus.
Start with one machine. Grow into a complete Linux fleet.