How it works
Ship OS-level changes
like they're OCI containers.
Define the entire rootfs once. Admiral handles flashing, pairing, updates, and drift correction across one or a million devices.
Install Admiral OS
Flash our lightweight, immutable Linux image onto any supported device. Identical image across x86 and ARM64, including lightweight SoCs like the Allwinner H618 with full 4K video. Secure boot, automated provisioning, zero manual partitioning.
$ sudo dd if=acme-amr-installer.img of=/dev/disk2
Writing the installer image…
✓ Image written
✓ Claims itself into the fleet on first boot
Automatic cloud pairing
Devices come online seconds after booting. They establish a hardware-rooted identity and pair through an outbound, post-quantum secured tunnel. No inbound ports, no NAT gymnastics, no VPN.
CPU
12.4%
Temperature
42°C
Latency
18ms
Uptime
99.99%
Define with an OCI container
Ship your entire rootfs as a layered OCI image. Admiral treats the operating system the way the rest of the world treats applications. Dev equals prod equals edge, every time.
FROM admiral/base:24.04
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y \
python3-pip ffmpeg
COPY app/ /opt/myapp/
RUN pip install -r /opt/myapp/requirements.txt
CMD ["/opt/myapp/run"]Deploy and sync
Push updates to your entire fleet or a targeted group with a single command. Agent and workload updates roll near-instantly; kernel releases apply on reboot. Offline devices queue updates and sync when they reconnect.
Built for production
Engineered for the long run.
Zero drift
Immutable rootfs and continuous reconciliation ensure every device stays identical to your template.
Operational clarity
Real-time health, live telemetry, and on-demand screenshots for every device and rollout.
API-first
Every capability is available through a comprehensive API with webhooks for every event. Build the workflow you want.