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Policy automations: install software #19551
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Hi @noahtalerman @nonpunctual , No much to add to this one, for context :
Since we are the source of truth for labels, A workaround could be to use your API to do software installs based on our internal labels |
Contributes to parity with Jamf |
Thanks @valentinpezon-primo for the info! |
Converting this issue to story format and moving original description here: Organizations may have the need to install applications based on:
i.e., a grouping of Hosts or end users that does not align to a Team in Fleet. Scenario:
If we do this, the only options for application install in the case where a customer does not use Teams would be:
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For checking a host's version using osquery queries:
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Hey @marko-lisica, I recorded a Loom video w/ feedback and thoughts on the above here (internal). |
QA DRI - @jacobshandling |
…automat… (#22182) #### This PR already merged to `main`, see #22181. This is against the release branch so it can be included in 4.57.0 (issue #19551) Co-authored-by: Jacob Shandling <[email protected]>
@sharon-fdm just checking, was this story pushed? Is it supposed to have the |
@noahtalerman it's part of 4.57.0 |
@sharon-fdm got it! Do you know why it has the |
It was pushed 1 sprint (Fro 4.56 to 4.57). I probably forgot to remove it. |
Software flows like streams, |
Hey @zayhanlon and @dherder I forgot to add the |
…and software install (#19551) and script execution (#17129) policy automations (#23447) Co-authored-by: Noah Talerman <[email protected]>
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@noahtalerman:
Load test
The osquery-perf agents are able to simulate software installation. They have a 5% fail rate by default. See cmd/osquery-perf/README.md how to adjust pre/install/post fail probabilities. Once installed, the software will show up on the host with the next refetch.
Given a ~100 MB install package, try to automatically install software on 100,000 hosts.
Demo
https://www.loom.com/share/38e17e4ab76b40e6a8cd6515b5f1e015
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