What would you like to do?
Learn the essentials
See how devices, gateways and access rules fit together, then follow a connection through the platform.
Understand your workspace →Explore the interactive demo →Look up a term →Find the right product
Compare private access, public applications, routed addresses and an internet exit for your devices.
Browse decision guides →Plan your deployment and costs →Check availability →Put the pieces together
Choose a connection method, read the setup guide and understand the controls available for your product.
Browse product setup and CLI guides →Check apps, agents and CLI releases →Investigate a connection problem →Four products, one place to learn
| Product | Start here | Go deeper |
|---|---|---|
| Networks | Bring people, compute and locations into a private network | Setup guide · Devices & gateways |
| Publish | Publish selected web apps through public links, with assisted setup | How it works · Domains & HTTPS |
| Public IPs | Give a device, gateway or routed subnet a public identity | Setup guide · Traffic options |
| Outbound | Route eligible internet traffic through a chosen exit | How it works · Setup guide |
From Fibmesh
Practical articles on connecting a distributed team, choosing an outgoing IP and deciding what to expose publicly. Start with the question you are trying to answer.
Read the Fibmesh blog →Building an integration?
The developer walkthrough follows one server with a private database, a published app and an outgoing identity. Product-specific CLI & API guides distinguish implemented repository commands from proposed commands and public release availability.
Open the developer guide →New to networking? Start with the goal rather than the terminology. “My team needs the office file server” is enough to begin with Networks. “This provider needs a fixed source address” leads to the Public IPs and Outbound comparison.