📄️ Standalone
Install AlmaForge on one Linux host, sign in through break-glass, connect your identity provider, and reach your first server.
📄️ Cluster on Linux
Production HA deployment of AlmaForge on three Linux hosts with external storage and SSO.
📄️ Cluster on Kubernetes
Production high-availability deployment of AlmaForge on Kubernetes - three almad pods running Auth and Proxy in one process, an external LoadBalancer Service, cert-manager-issued TLS, etcd-backed state, and SSO-only operator login.
📄️ System Requirements
System requirements for AlmaForge, a self-hosted infrastructure access platform running on-premises, in the cloud, on VMs, containers, or Kubernetes.
📄️ Infrastructure as Code
How AlmaForge configuration works: daemon settings, resource manifests, drop-ins, and API-managed resources.
📄️ Terraform
Set up the AlmaForge Terraform provider, create your first role, import existing resources, and manage SSO and approval connectors safely.
📄️ Networking Guide
Practical network reference for AlmaForge ports, firewall rules, load balancer configuration, PROXY protocol, ACME, and egress requirements.
🗃️ Storage Guide
9 items
🗃️ SSO Integration
6 items
📄️ High Availability Guide
How a high-availability AlmaForge cluster is shaped, where durable state lives, and what each component can survive.
📄️ Hardening Guide
Hardening choices an SRE reviews before go-live and after production changes - encryption at rest, mTLS, secrets, filesystem permissions, session limits, and Web UI defaults.
📄️ Air-Gapped Guide
Mirror the AlmaForge APT, YUM, binary, and container artifacts to an internal registry and install offline with signature and digest verification.