Getting Started

Ingressive is your cloud ingress controller. We take traffic at the edge, and send it anywhere.

In Docker: It is your Proxy Manager or Caddy.

In Kubernetes it is your Ingress Controller.

On a Server it is your CDN or tunnel.

Need To Know

Here are all the concepts and how they tie together:

Connector: A container you run on your origin. Connects out to Ingressive so we can pass traffic in.
Sites: Are how you connect hostnames to things
Domains: Ingressive manages your domain, allowing us to point a hostname like www.yoursite.com to anything.

With these building blocks, Ingressive can send any traffic, any where.

To connect internalapp.my.name to your server or VPS, install a connector, point a site to it.

To send coolnewapp.mydomain.co.uk to your laptop, create a connector, point a site to it.

To send docs.yourcompany.com to Vercel, create a site, give the Vercel address as the upstream.

Get Started

To join the Early Access program, Join the Discord and request an invite.

You will need a domain to get the most out of Ingressive. That one you’ve been holding onto for five years for that project you’re totally going to finish will do.

Then you can follow a guide depending on your origin:

On a Server - installing the connector and running a site on a server.
With Containers - exposing an app that’s already running in a container (Docker etc)
With Kubernetes - install the Ingress Controller and manage sites automatically

Next Steps

Once your site is running, go into the site settings. You can change a lot of things in here.