Self-hosted
Runs on your own Windows server. Your machine inventory, images and settings stay on your infrastructure.
Self-hosted Windows deployment with a modern web console. Build images, choose drivers and PXE boot machines at every site from one place. A modern replacement for MDT.
One console for every image, driver, recipe and site. One edition with every feature.
Runs on your own Windows server. Your machine inventory, images and settings stay on your infrastructure.
Relays on Windows or Linux serve PXE and images on their own LAN. Relay groups decide what each site receives.
Download Dell, HP, Lenovo and Microsoft Surface packs from the console. One recipe matches each machine to its model's drivers.
Turn Autopilot on for a recipe. FluxDeploy picks classic, device preparation or existing devices, and tells you why.
Any relay can also run a Microsoft Connected Cache node, deployed and monitored from the same console.
HTTPS everywhere with certificate pinning, Secure Boot PXE, a SHA-256 check on every image, SAML sign-in and role-based access.
MDT and WDS got machines imaged, but they were never built for many sites, a web console or Autopilot.
Connected Cache keeps Windows Update, Intune Win32 app and Teams content on your network instead of every device downloading it from the internet. Running it normally means building and maintaining a separate cache server. FluxDeploy deploys it onto a relay you already run, using your Azure subscription, from the same console.
A relay can serve Connected Cache and run imaging at the same time, on Windows or Linux. FluxDeploy installs the prerequisites and the cache node for you, then checks and repairs it on its own.
A cache node only serves Intune Win32 app and Teams content over HTTPS, so the node on each relay needs a certificate your devices trust. The node creates its own key and signing request, FluxDeploy has it signed by your ACME server, a CA under your own PKI or FluxDeploy's own root, installs it on the node, and renews it before it expires. Nobody re-signs or re-imports a cache certificate by hand.
A pre-check runs on the relay first and lists everything that must be fixed in one pass, in plain language. Setup waits until the relay is ready, so there is no half-finished install to unpick.
FluxDeploy checks each node on every relay check-in, shows the certificate the node is really presenting, warns when nodes are signed by different CAs, and shows bytes served and hit ratio from Azure's own monitoring.
From installer to imaged machine, in four steps. The Get started page in the console walks you through each one.
Run the installer on Windows Server 2022 or Windows 11, add the Windows ADK, and sign in to the web console.
Upload a Windows client or Windows Server ISO, pick an edition, and build an image with the latest updates and the features you want.
Build the boot image in one click. A recipe ties together the Windows image, drivers, answer file and task steps.
PXE boot, or boot from an ISO. Each machine applies its image and drivers, runs your task steps and reports progress live.