Automate Board Provisioning
This guide will walk you through how to set up you remote proxy machine to automate provisioning boards.
Pre-requisites
Before we start this tutorial, you will need:
An AMD x86-64 or ARM device to act as a remote proxy device
A board to be provisioned
USB cable to connect the board to the remote proxy device
A Remote Proxy Fleet
Enroll a Remote Proxy Device
Navigate to the Remote Proxies tab on the Fleet panel. If you haven't already, create a Remote Proxy Fleet to manage all of your upcoming proxy device enrollments. Make sure that the Proxy Fleet checkbox is ticked. Detailed instructions on how to create a fleet and enroll devices can be found at Creating a Fleet and Enrolling Machines guides respectively.
Set Up a Provisioning Workflow
Create a new Workflow to set up your provisioning details. Utilize the Find Package and Import Package steps to upload files into Chassy Index when needed.
Add a Provision Setup step to select your remote proxy device, and provide details on how you want the connected boards to be set up. Run the workflow when completed.
Connect a Device to your Remote Proxy
Going back to the Remote Proxies tab on the Fleet panel, you should see your remote proxy machine and its status.
Connect a board to your remote proxy machine using a USB cable. The provisioning process will automatically begin. On the Chassy Console, you can see which provisioning phase the connected device is on: Attached, Flashing, Configuring, Verifying, Succeeded, Error, Terminated, or Timed out.
For connected devices that got Error , Terminated , or Timed out , you can restart the provisioning process by clicking on the restart button.
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