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Balena CLI 24.0.2, released by Balena Inc., is a cross-platform command-line tool engineered to manage fleets of embedded Linux devices through balenaCloud or an openBalena self-hosted backend. Written in Node.js and distributed under the Apache 2.0 licence, the utility exposes the complete balena API and SDK as terminal commands, enabling developers to create, configure, deploy and monitor containerised applications on Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson, BeagleBone and hundreds of other supported boards. Typical workflows begin with balena login, proceed through balena app create and balena push, and continue with balena ssh or balena logs for live troubleshooting; advanced pipelines integrate balena build or balena deploy into CI/CD scripts that compile multi-architecture images and deliver delta updates to thousands of remote nodes without manual intervention. Because the CLI can be imported as a Node.js module, it also serves as a programmable backend for custom dashboards or automated test rigs. Since its first public commit the project has matured through 183 numbered releases, adding support for configurable device variables, secure VPN tunnels, release pinning, multicontainer composition and incremental OS updates, while remaining open-source on GitHub for community pull-requests and issue tracking. Balena CLI is available for free on wget.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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