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Forge Control Plane

The Forge user manual.

Open any panel capability for a focused explanation of what it controls, how it moves through Forge, its operational boundary, and what to verify before you rely on it.

START WITH THE PLATFORMUnderstand the control plane before changing a workload.

Forge records intent and operational state; Beacon performs node-level work. Every manual page makes that boundary explicit.

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Operations

Observe the control plane, understand changes, and coordinate safe work.

Infrastructure

Describe placement, networking, storage, and the nodes that execute workloads.

Management

Create the workloads and identities your organization manages.

Services

Define repeatable templates and external integrations for workloads.

Advanced

Coordinate deployments, traffic, scaling, security, and provider integrations.

AvailableDocker

Inspects containers, images, networks, and volumes.

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AvailableScheduler and Auto-Scaler

Scores placements and applies scaling policies.

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AvailableDeployments and Preview Deployments

Runs rolling, blue-green, and preview delivery flows.

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AvailableFailover

Defines failover policy and crash simulation.

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AvailableLoad Balancer and Traffic

Defines target groups, routes, and traffic policy.

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AvailableDomains and Certificates

Manages custom domains and TLS certificate records.

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AvailableCloud

Connects provider accounts and instance provisioning.

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AvailableCompose

Imports and manages Compose files.

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AvailableSocial Login and mTLS

Configures identity providers and mutual TLS materials.

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