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Linux is the product, not a connector.
Most MDM stacks treat Linux as a leftover policy on a model built for another OS. LodeStar starts with Ubuntu and Linux operators. The rest of the fleet can orbit that core.
Linux-first MDM
Linux-first device management.
MDM that treats Linux as a first-class citizen, not a leftover policy.
Why LodeStar
Built for the boxes you actually run.
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Policy that matches how operators work.
Agent on the device. Inventory. Policies. Live query. You reason in packages, units, and what is actually installed — not a mobile-admin UI with a Linux checkbox.
03
A lodestar for mixed fleets.
Linux first, everything else in orbit. One tenant to see what is on the box, what policy says should be there, and what the inventory implies for exposure.
On the box
What ships in the product.
Multi-tenant SaaS MDM. Ubuntu and Linux first. No fake feature grid.
- Agent
- A device agent on the host. Inventory up. Policy down.
- Policies
- Controls that match how Linux is operated, not a port of a phone profile.
- Live query
- Ask the fleet what is true right now, from the agent, not from last week’s spreadsheet.
- CVE / KEV
- Exposure from inventory — what is installed — including CISA KEV where it maps.
- Snaps
- Snap apps come from Canonical. LodeStar does not host snaps.
Request access.
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