Profiles for a fleet
A profile is a named configuration set you assign to devices, so a whole fleet follows one policy instead of being set device by device. This page lists the fields a profile carries, how it is assigned, and the per-mode default. Profiles are an Enterprise capability.
What a profile is
A profile is a reusable bundle of settings with a name. You assign it to devices; a device with none assigned follows the default profile for its mode.
Profile fields
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
name | The display name, unique per account |
mode | The device egress topology: cloud or private |
modelVariant | The local model size the device runs (small, large, xlarge or the GPU-only ultra) |
secondOpinion | The second-check source: none, a frontier provider, your on-prem endpoint, or a hosted check |
dualPolicy | Set with an on-prem second opinion: the local model decides first, the on-prem endpoint acts as an independent second check |
The second opinion
The second-opinion source is where a profile carries the most detail:
- None: the local model alone.
- Frontier: a hosted provider and model, with a dual mode and a list of categories the local model is trusted on without a recheck.
- On-prem: your own endpoint by URL, pinned by its TLS certificate hash, with authentication supplied as a reference to a stored secret rather than inline.
Managing profiles
- List the profiles on the account, with the current defaults.
- Create or update a profile in one upsert operation.
- Assign a profile to a device; the profile mode must match the device mode.
- Delete a profile, unless it is still assigned to devices or is the last default for its mode.
The per-mode default
There is one default profile per mode, a cloud default and a private default. Each ships as the local model only, with no second opinion, until you assign something else. A device with no explicit profile follows the default for its mode, so a new device is never left unconfigured.
Read next
Drive assignment across a fleet from a script: the management API. What the mode field changes: cloud or private. The on-prem second opinion in depth: the on-prem model.
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