Guide
Publish an application in minutes.
A private web application sits in your data center. In a few steps it becomes a card in the Workspace, on your own domain, behind your sign-in and your Access Rules, with nothing opened inbound.
Six steps
From connector to card
- 1Install a connectorRun the Inlinea Agent as a routing device on a host that can reach the application. It dials out; no inbound port opens.
- 2Add a Protected ServiceIn the Control Center, add an HTTPS service: a name, the private address and port, and the hostname people will use.
- 3Choose the sign-inSingle sign-on with allowed groups, or Inlinea-only, a password or a six-digit PIN for simple cases. Add country or address limits if you need them.
- 4Require an attested browserMark the service extension required if its data warrants it, and attach a Browser Security policy.
- 5Review the readoutThe dialog ends with what this does: who can reach it, from where, with what controls. Save it.
- 6It is a cardThe service appears in the Workspace for the groups you named, on your domain, with a certificate issued automatically.
Then
What you get for free
- ZERA Access LogsEvery launch and request, with identity, country and verdict.
- Health checksThe gateway probes the application and fails fast when it is down, with an honest status in the Control Center.
- Access DiagnosticsAsk why a person can or cannot open the new card and read the answer step by step.