Documentation
Guides for setting up and using every feature of coreX Platform. Start with the Quick Start guide to deploy in minutes.
Getting Started
Quick Start
Deploy with Docker Compose and log in for the first time.
Read guide →Architecture
Control plane vs data plane, service topology, request flow, config generation, HA topologies, security layers, and observability.
Read guide →Docker Swarm
High availability deployment on Docker Swarm with the ingress routing mesh.
Read guide →Kubernetes
Deploy via the Helm chart with sidecar pod architecture and in-cluster or external databases.
Read guide →Core
Security
Security Lists
Network, ASN, GeoIP, and JA4 fingerprint lists with dynamic feeds.
Read guide →Security Rules
Ordered first-match-wins rules with the coreX expression language.
Read guide →Risk Scoring
Request-phase scoring engine with per-ruleset point budgets.
Read guide →WAF
Coraza/OWASP CRS setup, exceptions, rule versions, and SIEM forwarding.
Read guide →CAPTCHA
Challenge actions with Native, reCAPTCHA, or Turnstile providers.
Read guide →API Armor
GraphQL analysis, JSON schema validation, and behavioral profiling.
Read guide →Page Protect
Content Security Policy, security headers, and script management.
Read guide →Traffic
Rate Limiting
Stick-table based limits with per-endpoint scoping and block durations.
Read guide →Redirects & Rewrites
URL redirects, rewrites, and custom response pages.
Read guide →Headers
Per-listener response headers and per-backend request headers with optional ACL conditions.
Read guide →MCP Gateway
Connect AI agents via the Model Context Protocol gateway.
Read guide →Performance
Observability
Management
Users & Settings
Authentication, 2FA, user management, roles, and themes.
Read guide →Settings
Global options, feature flags, password policy, GeoIP, backup/restore, and Terraform export.
Read guide →System Page
Stick-table viewer, Valkey inspector, and high availability health dashboard.
Read guide →coreX MCP Server
Internal MCP server exposing the full REST API as MCP tools with self-registration.
Read guide →Terraform Provider
Manage coreX resources as infrastructure-as-code with the Terraform provider.
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