LogoLogo
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Create a Workspace
    • Join a Workspace
    • Manage your Workspace
  • User Guides
    • Platform User Guide
      • Creating a Platform
      • Creating Chips
    • Fleet User Guide
      • Creating a Fleet
      • Enrolling Machines
        • Enrolling ESP32 Devices
      • Managing a Fleet
    • Workflow User Guide
      • Creating a Workflow
      • Packages and Releases
      • Running Workflows
      • Managing Workflows
  • Operator Guides
    • Generate Chassy Tokens
    • Integrating with GitHub
      • Workflow Run Action
      • Upload Action
  • Tutorials
    • Deploy an Artifact
  • Reference
    • Workflow Components
      • Steps
    • Hardware Hierarchy
    • Integrations
      • AWS
      • GitHub
      • Docker Hub
      • Slack
      • Wasabi
    • Chassy Component for ESP32
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  • What are Chips?
  • How can I create a chip?
  1. User Guides
  2. Platform User Guide

Creating Chips

Chips indicate an individual deployment target. Chips are referenced in machines which make up fleets on Chassy's network.

Last updated 11 days ago

What are Chips?

Chips act as individual deployment targets and the basic building blocks for fleets. They are comprised of a handful of required properties, but any number of custom properties can be added as simple key-value pairs.

These required properties are name, description and platform. Platform refers to some pre-existing public or private software platform.

How can I create a chip?

You can create a chip by clicking the Fleet button in the left-side navigation panel and then clicking the chips tab. You will see a "+ Chip" button in the top right which upon being clicked will display a form asking you to define your new chip.

You must specify your chip's name, description, and intended platform. You can also optionally define additional properties using the Add Property button which could be used to filter and organize information. When you're finished configuring your chip, the Add Chip button will save your configurations.

The Chip tab on the Fleet page shows you all the chips that you've created
To add a new chip, fill out the Chip Name, Description, and Platform fields. Properties are optional.