Platform Support

Support is lane-based, not one-size-fits-all.

TvRMM distinguishes direct-agent authority, host-observed homelab inventory, staged lab evidence, and future roadmap management so operators can make careful decisions.

Core direct-agent lane

Direct agents authenticate with mTLS, heartbeat to TvRMM, report audit data, and can receive commands where the platform implementation supports them. Windows, macOS direct-agent packages, and selected Linux distributions are tracked as direct-agent work, but feature depth still depends on OS support.

Homelab host lanes

Proxmox VE and Unraid hosts report appliance-specific inventory and guest state. Guest actions are routed through the host when host authority owns the operation. Appliance OS or plugin updates remain native or pass-through where TvRMM should not replace the appliance update authority.

Staged evidence lanes

Some Linux distributions, package managers, NAS platforms, and appliance-style systems may have lab evidence for install, audit, patch scan, or script behavior before the full operational surface is accepted. Treat release, architecture, repository state, and reboot behavior as part of the evidence.

Roadmap lanes

Apple MDM, BYOD device management, child-protected org-owned flows, Configurator-first enrollment, ADE automation, and managed iOS app ownership are separate roadmap lanes. A macOS direct agent does not imply Apple MDM support.

Common support questions

Install next

Once you know the lane, use the matching bootstrap command and install notes.

Product detail

The product platform page gives the broader public overview of current and staged platform surfaces.