Fleet-scale file distribution
Deliver the right files to thousands of devices and systems at once.
From servers, cloud and Kubernetes to industrial devices. Set it up to fit your environment, from simple direct distribution to large-scale grid distribution and per-site distribution to remote locations, and manage interruption recovery and final result checks as a single job.
PackageFirmware v2.4.1, Application v3.2 and Config 2026.11 are bundled into one release, matched to each target version.
DeployDeployed at once to Kubernetes, Linux and Windows servers, cloud and 1,200 industrial devices.
RecoverOnly the disconnected Cloud & Edge targets are retried automatically while the other transfers continue.
VerifyFiles and versions are checked per target and the rollout is confirmed complete at 1,200 / 1,200.
FLEXIBLE DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS
Targets and file versions,
rollout order and recovery,
all your way.
Send the same file to every device, or different files by device model and region. Set the run time and rollout order, and handle disconnected or low-storage devices by policy.
- TargetsModel A, below 2.4.0500 selected
- PackageFirmware v2.4.1Ready
- RolloutStaged by group500 / 500 Sent
- RecoveryRetry on reconnect12 recovered
- VerificationFile, version, statusVerified
Select exactly the devices you need
Build the target set from all devices, a region, a device group, model, operating system or the current file version.
Different files and versions per device
Specify files by model and environment, check the installed version and deliver the right file to each device that needs it.
Control timing and order
Schedule outside business hours, roll out group by group, or follow up after a prior job, whatever fits your operations.
Handle per-device exceptions automatically
For offline devices, network drops, low storage or missing files, apply wait, retry and resume policies per device.
USE CASES
The right files to every device and server,
the way your environment needs.
From firmware updates on industrial equipment and software rollouts to branch servers nationwide, to store content refreshes and configuration changes on remote devices. Choose direct, grid, or per-site distribution to match your network structure and scale of operations.
Industrial device firmware
Deliver firmware to equipment installed in plants and remote sites and check results by model and version.
Nationwide branch server updates
Distribute software from headquarters to branch servers nationwide and manage run schedules and results by region.
Store and digital signage content
Schedule delivery of images, video and content packages to store terminals and displays.
Remote device configuration
Push configuration files and operating policies to remote systems and track what changed and where.
Field terminal software
Deliver update packages to field terminals and business systems and track completion per device.
Edge servers and remote sites
Distribute data and executables from the cloud to many edge servers, and relay them from each site to field devices when needed.
WHY INNORIX
Sending is not enough.
Every device must
receive it correctly.
Pushing files to hundreds of devices with FTP, SFTP, scripts or plain file copy means building target management, retries, version checks and result collection yourself. INNORIX handles rollout creation, per-device execution and recovery, and final result verification in one operating environment.
Central rollout instead of per-device scripts
No more logging into devices one by one to copy files. Create rollouts for all, a group or a single device and run them centrally.
Not just one file, but the right version per device
Specify rollout files by device model and installed version, and reduce file and version mismatches across targets.
One device's failure does not stop the rollout
Disconnected or offline devices are retried by policy while transfers to healthy devices keep going.
From rollout complete to per-device verification
See which files reached each device, which failed, and what the final state is after retries.
Controller firmware rolloutRollout #2041, 500 devices
Transfer results
500/500Completed
- Normal
- 488
- Recovered
- 12
- Failed
- 0
Automatic recovery
12/12Recovered
Only offline devices retried
- Interrupted
- Retried
- Recovered
Final verification
Passed
All targets completed
- All devices
- File version
- Checksum
- No failures
EXPLORE THE PRODUCT
Explore every feature fleet-scale file distribution needs.
From registering and grouping many devices to distribution setup and execution, per-target results, automation, high-speed transfer, failure recovery, and security.
Device registration and groups
See how to connect and bulk-register devices, then organize and manage distribution targets by group.
Learn moreDistribution setup and execution
See how to pick the files and target devices and set up the run method that fits your environment, from simultaneous rollout to grid and per-site distribution.
Learn moreDistribution results and Assurance
From per-device exception handling and file versioning to result verification and recovery policies.
Learn moreLarge and massive file transfer
See the technology and verified performance behind single files over 10TB and huge numbers of small files.
Learn moreLong-distance, high-speed transfer
See how speed is raised even over long-distance networks, and how it compares with ordinary transfer.
Learn moreDistribution automation
See how files are distributed to many devices automatically on schedules, events, and prior job results, with use cases.
Learn moreMonitoring and file search
See the screens that track and search the whole rollout, per-device status, and each file result.
Learn moreSecurity and audit
See how transfer encryption, external security scans, access control, and run history apply in operations.
Learn morePricing and licensing
Compare licenses and terms by distribution scale and deployment, from free testing to enterprise operations.
Learn moreINTEGRATION & GET STARTED
Run fleet-scale distribution
from software, devices and AI.
Use the API, SDK, device integration and MCP to bring rollouts to hundreds or thousands of devices into your existing systems and AI development environment.
Run from software
Integrate the API and SDK into your applications. Select device groups, create and run large-scale rollouts, and query per-device progress and final results.
Start developingRun from hardware
Register industrial equipment and remote terminals in bulk and build in file distribution. Manage per-model updates and rollout results centrally.
Connect devicesRun file transfer from AI
Connect INNORIX MCP to AI development tools and agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. Run large-scale rollout Flows in natural language and check per-device progress and results.
Connect AIGET STARTED
Start fleet-scale file distribution today.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about
fleet-scale file distribution
Supported devices and rollout scale, how it differs from existing methods, per-device files and versions, failure recovery, security and how to get started.
Which devices and servers can files be distributed to?
Windows, Linux and macOS servers, industrial equipment, embedded systems, remote terminals and more. Set up the INNORIX connection on a supported device, register it centrally, and run rollouts to all devices, a group or a single device. It can also be integrated into products with their own operating system or hardware constraints, such as industrial equipment and embedded Linux.
Can files be distributed to hundreds or thousands of devices at once?
Yes. INNORIX supports 1:N transfer from one file to many devices, with target groups and rollout order designed for large fleets. Even at high concurrency, progress is monitored centrally and results are managed per device. You can roll out to every device at once or split the run by region or group.
Why use INNORIX instead of FTP, SFTP or custom rollout scripts?
FTP, SFTP and scripts can copy files to individual devices, but as the fleet grows you must build and maintain target management, version checks, failure retries and result collection yourself. INNORIX combines device registration, rollout creation, automatic execution, failure recovery and per-file results. Companies that repeatedly update many devices get less rollout overhead and clearer results.
Can different files be distributed depending on device model or current version?
Yes. Build target sets from conditions such as device model, group, operating environment and current version, and assign the right file to each. You can send the same update to every device, or deliver different files to different models in one rollout. Afterwards you can see which file reached each device.
What happens if a device is offline or loses its network connection?
Offline and disconnected devices follow the recovery policy you set: wait for the connection to return and resume, or retry only the files that need it. Rollouts to healthy devices continue, so a few failing devices do not force the whole rollout to start over.
What happens if a device runs out of storage or reboots mid-rollout?
Devices short on storage can be set to wait until space is available. Transfers interrupted by a reboot or an unplugged cable resume according to the recovery policy. Errors, retries and final results are recorded per device, so you can see which devices need further attention.
Can large rollouts reach nationwide branches and overseas sites?
Yes. Rollouts can run between headquarters, branches, data centers and remote sites. Define regional device groups and schedules and run the rollout site by site or stage by stage. Where long-distance networks need more transfer performance, consider INNORIX long-distance transfer technology together with Hyperlane.
Can large files or huge numbers of files be distributed to many devices?
Yes. INNORIX provides transfer technology for single files over 10TB and up to 100 million small files, so it handles large software packages, media content, datasets and many configuration files alike. Resuming interrupted transfers also keeps long rollouts manageable.
Can I tell completed devices from failed ones?
Yes. Beyond overall rollout progress, each device shows completed, running, waiting, failed and retrying states. Select a device to search which files were delivered and which failed. After the rollout, run history and per-file results reveal missed devices and targets that need follow-up.
Can rollout success be defined as more than transfer completion?
With Assurance you can define rollout success conditions and exception policies, such as requiring every target device to receive its files within a set time or deciding how partial failures are treated. Transfer results and operating conditions are checked together, so success is judged on the rollout as a whole, not just on files arriving. File delivery and on-device installation or activation checks can be managed as separate stages.
Can it integrate with an existing device management system or external services?
Yes. With the API and SDK, your own device management system or application can create and run rollouts. Workflows such as Slack notifications, Datadog monitoring and file scans by external security tools can be integrated. Connect INNORIX MCP and external AI such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can request rollouts and check results.
How are security and access permissions managed during distribution?
INNORIX manages the rollout environment with transfer encryption, access control, run history and audit records. In supported setups, files move directly without being staged in an intermediate store. Deployments can respect On-premises environments, private networks and security policies, and file scans with external security tools can be configured.
Do devices have to be registered one at a time?
No. Register a few devices individually, or use Bulk provisioning to register many at once. Push the required connection settings and credentials to devices, register them for central management, then build device groups and rollout targets. Registration and operations stay standardized even as new devices keep arriving.
Can I test distribution for free and then move to production?
Yes. Free testing lets you verify device registration, rollout creation, real-time monitoring, failure recovery and per-device results. In the live demo, pick a 50-, 200- or 500-device scenario to see the product in action first. For production, choose a license that fits your real fleet size, deployment environment and support needs, and adopt it with INNORIX or a partner.