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.
This guide assumes you already have an existing fleet. If you do not have a fleet already, it is best to start with the Creating a Fleet guide as it will get you up and running.
To enroll new machines, you can navigate to the Fleet panel on Chassy console and click Add Machine on your intended fleet.
You will first be asked to select or create a new chip. After doing so, you can select Continue. If you wish to create a new chip, clicking the select menu will display an option prompting you to do so.
After you have chosen or created a chip for these machines, you will be prompted with instructions for enrolling your machines as members in this fleet.
There are a couple steps crucial to ensuring your machine can be enrolled properly. Carefully ensure the listed requirements are met then move on to step 2.
This next step will provide you with a generated command to be ran on the system to be enrolled. This automated script will account for the bulk of the setup process. Wait a few minutes for it to complete.
The CHASSY_TOKEN value in this command has a relatively short expiry for security reasons. If it expires while you are still working, worry not. You can generate a new one with the Generate New Command button.
Be careful not to leak the contents of this command as it contains the token required to register machines to this fleet. It will also expire relatively quickly.
Chassy will display a count of all the machines enrolled to help you keep track of your progress. Once all have connected, you can go ahead and click the Complete button.
It may take a few minutes for your enrolled machine to appear in the Chassy Console.
If you are enrolling a firmware or baremetal device on Chassy, refer to the Enrolling ESP32 Devices guide.
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