Services overview
A service represents a specific application or resource (like a web server, SSH, or database) that you want to make privately available.
The services architecture, built on OpenZiti, defines the necessary policies (the identities allowed to bind or dial a given service). Essentially, a service defines the network resources or applications being made available securely.
Console reference
Services table
The Services tab provides a list of all defined application resources.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The unique, user-defined name for the service. |
| Roles | Shows the role attributes that are assigned to this service. These attributes are used to authorize identities to access the service via service policies. |
| Created At | The date and time the service was created. |
| ID | The unique, system-assigned ID (UUID) assigned to the service by the controller. This is primarily used for API calls. |
📄️ Configurations and config types
A configuration is an instance of a config type—the set of specific values an SDK application reads to understand how
📄️ Terminators
Terminators are the mechanism that tells the overlay network the final component where a service can be reached.