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Fleet hero sections concept
Purpose: explain Fleet in one glance and route the reader.
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Home hero
Purpose: explain Fleet in one glance and route the reader.
Suggested copy:
Eyebrow: Forge Fleet
Title: Run governed container jobs from Studio, API, or automation.
Subtitle: Fleet is a small host-side HTTP service that accepts job requests, runs Docker workloads on the same machine, records logs in SQLite, and gives operators a dashboard for visibility and recovery.
Primary CTA: Start in 10 minutes
Secondary CTA: View API reference
Tertiary CTA: Operate a production host
Hero support chips:
Single-host runner
Bearer-aware API
SQLite job ledger
Docker argv jobs
/admin operator dashboard
Start hero
Title: Find the shortest path to a working Fleet setup.
Subtitle: Pick the path that matches your role: evaluator, local developer, Studio user, API integrator, or host operator.
CTA: Choose your path
Learn 101 hero
Title: Learn Fleet from zero to first job.
Subtitle: Understand the mental model, run Fleet locally, submit a job, and verify it in the admin dashboard.
CTA: Begin with What is Fleet?
Build 201 hero
Title: Build real integrations on Fleet.
Subtitle: Use the Jobs API, upload workspaces, build requirement templates, front Fleet with Caddy, and integrate clients.
CTA: Start with the Jobs API guide
Operate 301 hero
Title: Run Fleet safely on a host.
Subtitle: Secure the API, observe jobs and host health, back up SQLite data, handle incidents, and upgrade with rollback paths.
CTA: Open the production checklist
Reference hero
Title: Fleet contracts and lookup tables.
Subtitle: HTTP routes, OpenAPI, JSON Schemas, environment variables, and error models for clients and operators.
CTA: Open HTTP API reference
Examples hero
Title: Copy, run, verify.
Subtitle: Practical snippets for curl, Python, TypeScript, CI smoke tests, Studio integration, telemetry, Caddy, and workspace upload.
CTA: Pick an example