Guides

Step-by-step pages for common tasks: publish a service, connect an agent client, enroll machines that cannot log in, use Keycloak as the identity provider, put agentgateway in front of the mesh, put an agent in an OpenShell sandbox or a Substrate actor on the mesh, and deploy a control plane on Kubernetes, Cloud Run, SkyPilot or a GitHub codespace. Each page assumes that you have read the quick start.


Exposing services

Connecting agents

agentgateway in front of the mesh

Reaching services outside the mesh

Google APIs with a federated credential

Give mesh members access to Google APIs through an egress node that exchanges the control plane’s token at Google STS. No Google credential is stored anywhere.

Headless enrollment

Keycloak as the identity provider

kgateway with mesh authorization

Kubernetes

Cloud Run

GitHub Codespaces

OpenShell sandboxes

Substrate actors

Native SDKs

SkyPilot

Scalability

OpenShell and Substrate

Put NVIDIA OpenShell sandboxes and Agent Substrate actors on one mesh, on Kubernetes you manage or on GKE, and move a workload between the two runtimes with a policy change.