Fleet configuration

Choose the fleet's models and settings, publish a revision, then apply it to existing devices through a rollout.

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Publish and apply a fleet configuration

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Fleet configuration and history

Scroll below enrollment keys to find the configuration form and revision history.

Find the section

Configuration form and current revision

The outlined area is shown close up on the next slide.

Close-up

Choose settings and publish a revision

Select models, Serve settings, telemetry and log level. Add a change note and choose Publish revision. Review the new entry before applying it.

This capture shows the existing v7 settings.

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Review every target before planning

Select Apply to fleet. The preview shows the target revision, excluded devices and actual ring membership. Planning alone dispatches nothing.

A small fleet may have only one ring. Offline devices can be included; there is no per-device selector in this preview.

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Start and check each ring

Start the first ring. Check applied revision, model state and a successful response before advancing.

Historical interface example from the original documentation; current form and preview are shown in the previous steps.

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Account for every device

Check errors and offline devices. Stop rollout prevents further promotion; do not assume it reverses applied changes.

Historical interface example from the original documentation; current form and preview are shown in the previous steps.

Slide 1 of 6: Fleet configuration and history.

Current form and preview captured 2 October 2026; the later start/progress images are historical examples. Private details are obscured. Use the arrows or progress marks to move between slides.

AVENTAIL / FLEET

Publish and apply a fleet configuration

1 / 6

Full view

Fleet configuration and history

Scroll below enrollment keys to find the configuration form and revision history.

Find the section

Configuration form and current revision

The outlined area is shown close up on the next slide.

Close-up

Choose settings and publish a revision

Select models, Serve settings, telemetry and log level. Add a change note and choose Publish revision. Review the new entry before applying it.

This capture shows the existing v7 settings.

Slide 04

Review every target before planning

Select Apply to fleet. The preview shows the target revision, excluded devices and actual ring membership. Planning alone dispatches nothing.

A small fleet may have only one ring. Offline devices can be included; there is no per-device selector in this preview.

Slide 05

Start and check each ring

Start the first ring. Check applied revision, model state and a successful response before advancing.

Historical interface example from the original documentation; current form and preview are shown in the previous steps.

Slide 06

Account for every device

Check errors and offline devices. Stop rollout prevents further promotion; do not assume it reverses applied changes.

Historical interface example from the original documentation; current form and preview are shown in the previous steps.

Slide 1 of 6: Fleet configuration and history.

Check the whole target fleet

The rollout preview determines the target devices; it does not offer a per-device selector. A small fleet may fit into one ring, including offline devices. Review the scope before starting it.

Read the configuration and rollout steps

Publish a revision

Open Fleet operations → Enrollment & config and find Fleet configuration. Publishing requires Fleet Admin or Super Admin. Record the current settings before changing them.

If the list is empty, first add a model to the organisation. A user with model-management permission can use Move to [organisation] on an owned, unshared personal model. This move is permanent: storage moves to the organisation, the model leaves the personal library, and personal devices can no longer download it. Review the confirmation before moving a model.

If a read-only trial banner is shown, restore the organisation’s access before publishing or applying changes.

1. Select the models to include. For each selected model, turn Serve on if devices should serve it.
2. Set Telemetry interval (seconds) and Log level.
3. Add a note explaining the change and select Publish revision.
4. Check the new version and settings under Revision history.

New enrollments use the latest revision immediately. Existing devices receive the revision when you apply it through a rollout. Treat each revision as a snapshot; publish another revision to change its settings.

A Serve setting requests serving state. Confirm the model is installed and an inference request succeeds before treating that device as ready.

Apply in rings

1. In revision history, choose Apply to fleet.
2. Inspect the preview of devices in each ring. Use the actual membership shown, especially for a small fleet.
3. Select Plan rollout and check the plan. Planning alone does not dispatch changes.
4. Start the first ring.
5. Compare desired and applied revisions, inspect errors and test a model response.
6. Advance the next ring only when the previous ring meets your acceptance checks.

Ring promotion is manual. Fleet Manager, Fleet Admin and Super Admin can operate rollouts. Coordinate with other administrators before promoting a change.

Stop or recover

Read the scope shown by Stop rollout before using it. Stopping promotion must not be treated as undoing configuration already sent to devices.

If a started ring has a problem, stop further promotion, record affected devices and check their actual state. To restore previous settings, prepare a new revision and review its rollout. Do not rely on an automatic rollback.

Check offline devices

Keep offline devices in the review list. After reconnection, inspect the desired/applied revision and model status, then repeat the acceptance test. Close the rollout only when every intended device is accounted for or an exception is documented.