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Add ability to run ad-hoc scripts on multiple hosts in the Fleet UI #25568
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ProblemAs a Fleet admin managing Linux hosts, scripting is the primary mechanism I have to perform management actions on a host. The Fleet UI allows me to run ad-hoc scripts on a single host, but if I want to run a script on multiple hosts, I need to use policy automations. This can be a barrier to an admin who wants to run scripts on multiple hosts but is unfamiliar with osquery/SQL syntax. What have you tried?
Scripts triggered by policy automations could work in many workflows, but there are some cases where an ad-hoc script needs to be run on a batch of hosts as fast as possible. Building a query for a policy takes additional time, especially for admins who may not be familiar with osquery. Potential solutionsIn addition to the ability to run an ad-hoc script on a single host in the Fleet UI, Fleet could add the ability to target multiple hosts and run a script. What is the expected workflow as a result of your proposal?If a Fleet admin needs to perform a quick action on a group of Linux hosts, they would write a script that performs that task. Once they have the script, they would upload it to Fleet. They would then select the script to be run, select a group of hosts to run the script against, and Fleet would execute it on those hosts. |
Hey @noahtalerman - Note from customer-cisneros --> Wording of this is "As a Fleet admin managing Linux hosts", but this could also help with admins working with macOS devices |
In the cloud city, |
@noahtalerman: Closed this issue because we think it's a duplicate of the following request:
Gong snippet: https://us-65885.app.gong.io/call?id=7102013700127118567&highlights=%5B%7B%22type%22%3A%22SHARE%22%2C%22from%22%3A224%2C%22to%22%3A948%7D%5D
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