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# Fleet Sandbox & Pre-Packaged Fleet-osquery Installers
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## Goals
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1. Improve UX on Fleet Sandbox by offering pre-packaged Fleet-osquery installers.
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2. Add the "Pre-Packaged installers" feature to "Fleet Sandbox" as soon as possible (i.e. not block on having a fully functional "Fleet Packager" service).
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## Fleet Sandbox Assumptions
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- We will limit number of teams to T.
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- Sandbox has good root CA trusted certificates
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- Users won't be allowed to change enroll secrets.
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## Pre-Packaged Installers Plan
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We will need some changes to fleetctl, the pre-provisioner, the Fleet server and UI.
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### fleetctl
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Make all functionality in `fleetctl package` to run in linux. (This change will be needed for the Packager service anyways.)
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PS: Abstract in its own package so that it can be used by Packager service in a next iteration.
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### Pre-provisioner
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Following are the pre-provisioner steps to generate the pre-packaged installers:
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1. Generate T+1 random enroll secrets.
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2. Run `fleetctl package --type={pkg|rpm|deb|msi}` with T+1 enroll secrets (i.e. one for Global and one for each team).
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PS: There's some complexity in storing/handling credentials for macOS Signing and Notarization of the packages.
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3. The generated packages will be stored in a S3 bucket accessible by the Fleet server with the following object name format
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`$INSTALLERS_DIR/$ENROLL_SECRET/fleet-osquery.$TYPE`, e.g. `/fleet-installers/FzRCZWTlEY2kqzIwk1BE9fru5KuhrlYP/fleet-osquery.pkg`.
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We propose using S3 to support multiple Fleet instances serving the requests.
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4. Set comma-separated `FLEET_ENROLL_POOL` environment variable to Fleet server config (Fleet would use those secrets instead of randomly generating one).
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The Fleet server will only serve the installers with enroll secret listed in this variable (security check).
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### Fleet Server and UI
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- Fleet server new configuration and new functionality:
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- `FLEET_MAX_TEAMS`: Maximum number of teams to allow in the deployment (default 0, disabled).
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- `FLEET_DISABLE_ENROLL_CHANGE`: Disallow users from changing enroll secrets (default false).
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- `FLEET_PACKAGES_S3_*`: S3 configuration for the retrieval of the pre-packaged installers (default empty).
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- `FLEET_ENROLL_POOL`: comma-separated enrolls to use when needed (default empty), must have equals to FLEET_MAX_TEAMS+1 items (default empty).
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- Fleet will serve a new authenticated API (for Sandbox-only): `{GET|HEAD} /api/v1/fleet/download_installer/{enroll}/{type}`, e.g. `GET /api/v1/fleet/download_installer/FzRCZWTlEY2kqzIwk1BE9fru5KuhrlYP/rpm`.
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- The UI can make a `HEAD` request to check if an installer exists, if so, then it can display a download button for it, (if not, "show the current UI"? TBD with UI team)
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- The API looks for the installer corresponding to the Global/Team the user is looking at, and returns it for download.
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