Fleet GitOps

This is the starter repository for using Fleet with a GitOps workflow.

How to set up your GitOps workflow:

1. Clone this repository.

2. If you do not have a Premium Fleet license, delete the teams folder.

3. Make any changes to policies, queries, controls, and more defined in the files.

4. Set up on GitHub or set up on GitLab.

Set up on GitHub

1. Create your own GitHub repository.

2. Add FLEET_URL and FLEET_API_TOKEN secrets to your new repository's secrets. Learn how here. Set FLEET_URL to your Fleet instance's URL (ex. https://organization.fleet.com). Set FLEET_API_TOKEN to an API token for an API-only user in Fleet. Learn how here.

3. Add FLEET_GLOBAL_ENROLL_SECRET secret to your new repository's secrets. The enroll secret must be an alphanumeric string of at least 32 and at most 255 characters.

   • If you have a Premium Fleet license, also add FLEET_WORKSTATIONS_ENROLL_SECRET and FLEET_WORKSTATIONS_CANARY_ENROLL_SECRET.

4. Delete .gitlab-ci.yml, which is for GitLab CI/CD.

5. Push your cloned and modified code to your repo.

6. In GitHub, enable the Apply latest configuration to Fleet GitHub Actions workflow, and run workflow manually. Now, when anyone pushes a new commit to the default branch, the action will run and update Fleet. For pull requests, the workflow will do a dry run only.

Set up on GitLab

1. Create your own GitLab repository.

2. Add FLEET_URL and FLEET_API_TOKEN as masked CI/CD variables. Learn how here. Set FLEET_URL to your Fleet instance's URL (ex. https://organization.fleet.com). Set FLEET_API_TOKEN to an API token for an API-only user in Fleet. Learn how here.

3. Add FLEET_GLOBAL_ENROLL_SECRET secret as a masked CI/CD variable. The enroll secret must be an alphanumeric string of at least 32 and at most 255 characters.

   • If you have a Premium Fleet license, also add FLEET_WORKSTATIONS_ENROLL_SECRET and FLEET_WORKSTATIONS_CANARY_ENROLL_SECRET.

4. Delete .github folder, which is for GitHub Actions.

5. Push your cloned and modified code to your repo.

6. Now, when anyone pushes a new commit to the default branch, the pipeline will run and update Fleet. For merge requests, the pipeline will do a dry run only.

Configuration options

For all configuration options, go to GitOps reference in the Fleet documentation.