Remote operations for edge and on-prem fleets
Remote access that survives real networks.
A command plane for Linux devices in edge, on-prem, and customer networks. Enroll devices, monitor device health, run commands, open shells, and create temporary tunnels.
Agent-based
Outbound device connectivity, heartbeats, commands, and PTY sessions.
Network-aware
Static allowlist IPs, custom domains, and restricted tunnels.
Built to operate
Fleet state, command history, shell access, and update events.
Why CommandPlane
Remote device operations built for real networks.
Enroll
Generate install links with expiry, tags, approval settings, and update defaults.
Observe
See device identity, status, platform, versions, and last heartbeat.
Operate
Queue commands, broadcast changes, inspect output, and open shells.
Reach
Create temporary tunnels to device-local services with source restrictions.
Product
Core workflows for operating Linux device fleets.
Enrollment
Device Enrollment
Short-lived install links, bootstrap scripts, tags, approvals, and update defaults.
Fleet visibility
Fleet Visibility
Online state, versions, platform details, and device identity.
Commands
Remote Commands
Queue commands for one device or broadcast them across selected devices.
Shell sessions
Browser Shells
Interactive browser shells with device-side PTY streaming.
Port tunnels
Port Tunnels
Temporary source-restricted access to device-local services.
Networking
Networking
Static allowlist IPs, stable hostnames, and custom domains.
Use cases
For teams operating Linux devices across edge, on-prem, and customer networks.
Edge devices
Enroll devices, monitor health, run commands, and open shells or tunnels.
On-prem appliances
Install, observe, debug, and support customer-managed Linux appliances.
Industrial gateways
Operate gateways on plant networks, LTE routers, and customer firewalls.
Field support
Queue commands, inspect results, open shells, and review device activity.
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