Register the upstream
Point a gateway at the service's URL, give it a health probe, and tune its timeouts and connection pool.
Bosca Gateway
The Gateway is a managed reverse proxy: put any HTTP service you run behind a Bosca-authenticated path. Your sign-in, your groups, and your rules decide who gets through.
How it works
Point a gateway at the service's URL, give it a health probe, and tune its timeouts and connection pool.
Match a path pattern — and optionally a host — to that upstream. Pick the sign-in method and the groups allowed to read and to write.
The proxy authenticates each request, injects the caller's identity as headers if you want it to, and forwards — reporting the upstream's health back to Studio.
What makes it powerful
The routing, health checks, and tuning you expect from a reverse proxy — with the platform's own accounts, groups, and tokens deciding who gets through.
Dashboards, query engines, internal tools, that one legacy box — if it speaks HTTP, it can sit behind the gateway.
Per route: tokens for automation, the Studio session for people, username-and-password for older tools, or public — the same accounts as the rest of the platform.
Reading and writing are granted separately, each to the groups you choose. API tokens also need the matching gateway scope.
The proxy probes each upstream on your interval and reports up, down, or unknown — with the failure reason — right in Studio.
Prefix, single-segment, and exact path patterns; literal and wildcard hosts with clear precedence; a sort order for ties.
Inject headers on the way through — including the caller's email, subject, and groups — so the upstream knows who's asking.
Connect and request timeouts, pool size, and idle limits are set on each gateway, not globally.
A preset fills in the fields a service is picky about — the data-warehouse preset sets the path and prefix handling, and flags what the warehouse itself needs configured.
Deep platform integration
The gateway doesn't bring its own user database or its own admin tool. It borrows the platform's — and that's the point.
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