Infrastructure / user manual
Files and Terminal
Administers host files and shells. Uses privileged node-side access; grant only to trusted operators.
Describe placement, networking, storage, and the nodes that execute workloads.
Node placement and runtime flow
Private node network
How to use it
Operator workflow
- 01
Open Files and Terminal from the administrator panel and review the current state.
- 02
Set the specific configuration that expresses the desired files and terminal outcome.
- 03
Save deliberately, then follow the operation, activity, health, or runtime observation that confirms the result.
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Keep the before-and-after evidence in Activity and verify the workload path before relying on the change.
What Forge owns
Boundary and safety
Infrastructure changes affect execution boundaries: nodes, allocations, mounts, database hosts, and privileged host access. Keep Beacon and private services off the public internet.
Review the affected node, workload, route, or secret before saving. Capture state and health evidence before changes that affect data or public traffic.
Before you finish
Verification checklist
- The operator has the required administrative role.
- The intended node, workload, or project is selected.
- The resulting operation or observation reaches a terminal state.
- A rollback path exists before changing production traffic or storage.
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