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Introduction

  • What is Border0
  • Architecture and concepts

Getting Started

  • Create an Account
  • Quick start
  • We are here to help

How to

  • Expose an SSH server
    • Built-in SSH server
    • Remote SSH server
    • AWS EC2 Instance Connect
    • AWS EC2 With SSM (Session Manager)
  • Expose a database
    • Access to a MySQL server
    • Access to a Postgres server
    • Access to Google CloudSQL database
    • Access to Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS)
  • Expose an HTTP Server
  • Expose any TCP service
  • Expose an HTTP Proxy
  • Expose a VPN service
  • Creating a custom policy
  • Creating API Tokens
  • Bring your own DNS domain
  • Setup Notifications
  • Connectors (Overview)
    • Installation Prerequisites
    • Installing a Connector
    • Using Plugins
    • Troubleshooting
    • Dealing with credentials and secrets
  • Manage Border0 Resources with Terraform

Frequently asked questions

  • FAQ

Border0 Software

  • End-Users Accessing Border0 Sockets
    • Desktop App for users
    • CLI App for users
  • CLI Auto completion
  • Open Source and Support

Managing Border0 components

  • Concepts and Building blocks
  • Sockets
    • Web Portal
    • CLI
  • Policies
    • Policy Portal
    • Policy CLI
  • Sessions
  • Organizations and Accounts.
  • Version and Upgrades

Identity Providers

  • Identity Providers Overview
  • Enable or Disable a Global Identity Provider
  • Enable or Disable a Custom Identity Provider
  • Adding a Custom Identity Provider
    • Adding an OpenID Connect Identity Provider
    • Adding a SAML Identity Provider
    • Adding an Okta Workforce Identity Provider
    • Adding a Google Workspace Identity Provider
  • Describing a Custom Identity Provider
  • Listing Identity Providers
  • Removing an Identity Provider
  • Updating a Custom Identity Provider

Integrating with third party services

  • Integrations Overview
  • The Generic HTTP API Integration
  • The PagerDuty OnCall Integration
  • The PagerDuty Events Integration
  • The AWS CloudWatch Logs Integration
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🛡️ Intro

This section will show you how you can make SSH servers available as a Border0 service. Your users can then access these services using their SSO credentials.

SSH Terminal

Please select from the use-cases below.

  1. Built-in SSH server
  2. Remote SSH server
  3. AWS EC2 Instance Connect
  4. AWS EC2 with Session Manager

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  • Table of Contents
    • 🛡️ Intro