Osquery uses basic SQL commands to leverage a relational data-model to describe a device.

osquery

Good evening. I have stood up Fleet in a Docker stack in GCP. Hosts are reporting in, I am able to see if a machine fails a policy, but I cannot see the software inventory, and whenever I run a query against my ~60ish hosts, it just spins and never really doesn't anything. I am using the latest Docker container and my `fleetctl --version` is at
```fleetctl - version 4.43.3
  branch:       HEAD
  revision:     1484f3c9cad985d2070fa2440a6ec2896f170cb9
  build date:   2024-01-23
  build user:   runner
  go version:   go1.21.5```

I realize this may not be enough information, so if there are any outputs needed from logs, or there are any questions, I am willing to answer, and am grateful for your help.

Also, I did enable the software_inventory option found  here, but no changes.

<https://fleetdm.com/docs/configuration/configuration-files#features-enable-software-inventory>

Hey <@U06J520SM1R>,
Are the endpoints not responding to any live queries? Even the simple `SELECT * FROM osquery_info;`?

That is correct. No responses. Acts like it is getting the info, but receives nothing. I am assuming its firewall or nginx related at this point haha.