# Chassy Docs ## Chassy Docs - [Welcome](https://docs.chassy.io/welcome.md) - [Create a Workspace](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started/create-a-workspace.md) - [Join a Workspace](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started/join-a-workspace.md): If you've been invited to join a workspace on Chassy, here's what you need to know: - [Manage your Workspace](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started/manage-your-workspace.md): As a manager or admin, there are common tasks you may want to perform in your workspace. This guide will explain how to perform them. - [Platform User Guide](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/platform-user-guide.md) - [Creating a Platform](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/platform-user-guide/creating-a-platform.md): A software platform defines information about the underlying operating system, board support packages, kernel and target hardware type its intended for. - [Creating Chips](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/platform-user-guide/creating-chips.md): Chips indicate an individual deployment target. Chips are referenced in machines which make up fleets on Chassy's network. - [Fleet User Guide](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide.md) - [Creating a Fleet](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide/creating-a-fleet.md): A fleet is a collection of machines that collectively can be treated as a deployment target. - [Enrolling Machines](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide/enrolling-machines.md): To enroll a machine means to register a machine as a member of a fleet. It can be used as a deployment target for your software and automation. - [Enrolling ESP32 Devices](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide/enrolling-machines/enrolling-esp32-devices.md) - [Managing a Fleet](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide/managing-a-fleet.md) - [Local Storage Capability](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/fleet-user-guide/local-storage-capability.md): Local storage access provides engineers with a dedicated persistent directory for storing critical assets like maps and models that must survive deployment cycles. - [Workflow User Guide](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/workflow-user-guide.md) - [Creating a Workflow](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/workflow-user-guide/creating-a-workflow.md) - [Packages and Releases](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/workflow-user-guide/packages-and-releases.md): Packages and Releases are the essential elements of automation workflows in the Chassy Console. - [Running Workflows](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/workflow-user-guide/running-workflows.md): The workflow details page shows information about past executions of a workflow. It also shows the sequence of steps. - [Managing Workflows](https://docs.chassy.io/user-guides/workflow-user-guide/managing-workflows.md): Modifying workflows is not all too different from creating them. - [Generate Chassy Tokens](https://docs.chassy.io/operator-guides/generate-chassy-tokens.md): Learn to generate Chassy tokens for use with our GitHub actions - [Integrating with GitHub](https://docs.chassy.io/operator-guides/integrating-with-github.md) - [Workflow Run Action](https://docs.chassy.io/operator-guides/integrating-with-github/workflow-run-action.md): Automate the execution of workflows with the Workflow Run action. - [Upload Action](https://docs.chassy.io/operator-guides/integrating-with-github/upload-action.md): Upload packages of various kinds to the Chassy Index. - [Publish an Artifact](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/publish-an-artifact.md) - [Deploy an Artifact](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/deploy-an-artifact.md) - [Deploy an Archive Package](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/deploy-an-archive-package.md): This guide will teach you how to create an end-to-end testbed deployment using the Chassy Console and GitHub. - [Debugging with Live Logs](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/debugging-with-live-logs.md): By the end of this tutorial you'll know how to access your machine's Live Logs on Chassy, helping you debug efficiently. - [Speed up Development Using CI Job Inputs](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/speed-up-development-using-ci-job-inputs.md): Our Run CI Job step allows you to optionally specify parameters to provide to your external CI service. This guide will go over a handful of things you can do with an example Rust project. - [Set Up Docker File for SITL Simulation](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/set-up-docker-file-for-sitl-simulation.md): This guide will walk you through how to set up your docker file to execute Software-in-the-Loop simulation tests. At the end of the page, you'll find an example docker file for the px4-gazebo. - [Automate Board Provisioning](https://docs.chassy.io/tutorials/automate-board-provisioning.md): This guide will walk you through how to set up you remote proxy machine to automate provisioning boards. - [Workflow Components](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/workflow-components.md): Describes the key components of Chassy Console - [Steps](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/workflow-components/steps.md): Documents all the different types of steps that can be used within workflows - [Hardware Hierarchy](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/hardware-hierarchy.md) - [Integrations](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations.md) - [AWS](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations/aws.md): This reference will get you up and running with the Chassy AWS integration - [GitHub](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations/github.md) - [Docker Hub](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations/docker-hub.md) - [Slack](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations/slack.md) - [Wasabi](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/integrations/wasabi.md): This reference will get you up and running with the Chassy Wasabi integration - [Create and Delete Users](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/create-and-delete-users.md) - [Simulation Containers Reference](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/simulation-containers-reference.md) - [Simulation Reports and Artifacts](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/simulation-reports-and-artifacts.md) - [Chassy Component for ESP32](https://docs.chassy.io/reference/chassy-component-for-esp32.md) - [Get Started](https://docs.chassy.io/guides/get-started.md) - [User Guides](https://docs.chassy.io/guides/user-guides.md): User guides contain information useful you may want to know as a Chassy user. These guides are best read in order as each guide presupposes knowledge from the previous guide. - [Operator Guides](https://docs.chassy.io/guides/operator-guides.md) - [Tutorials](https://docs.chassy.io/guides/tutorials.md) - [Quickstart](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started-1/quickstart.md) - [Publish your docs](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started-1/publish-your-docs.md) - [Welcome](https://docs.chassy.io/getting-started-1/readme.md) - [Editor](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/editor.md) - [Markdown](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/markdown.md) - [Images & media](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/images-and-media.md) - [Interactive blocks](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/interactive-blocks.md) - [OpenAPI](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/openapi.md) - [Integrations](https://docs.chassy.io/basics/integrations.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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