To create your first fleet, log into your balenaCloud dashboard and click the Create fleet button.Įnter a fleet name, select the Raspberry Pi 3 device type, choose the Starter fleet type, and click Create new fleet: Devices are added to fleets and can be moved between fleets at any time. The speed class of the card also matters - use the fastest you can find.Ī fleet is a group of devices that share the same architecture and run the same code. See our supported devices list for other boards. If you are looking for definitions of certain terms, refer to the glossary. Once you've completed this getting started guide to balena, you'll be equipped with the fundamentals needed to continue developing your application using balenaCloud and be on the path to deploying fleets of devices to production. Developing the sample project: making changes and testing them on the device in real-time.Deploying a Node.js hello-world project on the device.Setting up your Raspberry Pi 3 device and bringing it online on the balenaCloud dashboard.
In this guide, we will help you get started with balenaCloud by: I want to develop on balena with using Get Started with balenaCloud using Raspberry Pi 3 and Node.js
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