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Guide

You will learn: how the OpenFlare docs are organized, which pages to read on first run, and where to start for deployment, usage, and troubleshooting.

OpenFlare is a self-hosted OpenResty control plane. It brings reverse proxy website configs, config version release, Agent node sync, TLS certificates, and basic observability into one admin panel — suitable for a single team or organization managing multiple proxy nodes.

If you're new to OpenFlare, read in this order:

  1. Quick Start: start the Server with Docker Compose, log in to the admin panel, and connect your first Agent.
  2. Publish First Configuration: quickly create a basic HTTP reverse proxy site rule and verify the node applied it.
  3. Create a Reverse Proxy Config: step by step, from certificate import and application to HTTPS, upstream origins, and edge cache.
  4. Zone Domain Migration: upgrade from legacy managed domains / inline route domains to the Zone model (automatic goose import), with backup, acceptance, and rollback notes.
  5. Pages Static Hosting Usage: static project ZIP upload limits, SPA Fallback, and built-in API reverse proxy config.
  6. Tunnel & Intranet Penetration: deploy Relay and Client for secure reverse penetration without a public IP.
  7. WAF Security Protection: configure WAF rule groups; master IP allow/block lists, auto/subscription IP groups, geo restrictions, and PoW CC protection.
  8. WAF Auto IP Group Expressions: write auto IP group Expr rules; understand keyword meanings and preset rules.
  9. Uptime Kuma Monitoring Sync: configure Uptime Kuma auto differential sync and monitor scope control.
  10. SSO Login Configuration: configure OIDC for third-party single sign-on (SSO).
  11. Troubleshooting: troubleshoot login, database, node sync, OpenResty, and edge cache hit issues by symptom.
  12. Credits: the excellent open-source projects and community acknowledgments this system depends on.

Find by Role

What you want to do Recommended Entry
Get the admin panel running in 5 minutes Quick Start
Publish your first reverse proxy config Publish First Configuration
Configure domain certs, reverse proxy, and edge cache Create a Reverse Proxy Config (incl. cache notes)
Static assets not hitting cache Troubleshooting · Edge Cache
Host an SPA or static website Pages Static Hosting Usage
Configure intranet penetration mapping Tunnel & Intranet Penetration
Configure anti-CC and IP group blocking WAF Security Protection
Write auto IP group rules WAF Auto IP Group Expressions
Auto-sync monitored site status Uptime Kuma Monitoring Sync
Connect or reinstall a node Agent Access Agent
Start the Server from source Start the Server
Configure OIDC login SSO Login Configuration
Upgrade Server or Agent Upgrade & Maintenance
Understand the architecture and release model System Architecture and Agent & Publish Model
See open-source references and acknowledgments Credits

Doc Sections

guide/ targets users and deployers with executable steps from install to daily operations.

reference/ consolidates stable facts: config fields, commands, API response conventions, and repository structure.

design/ targets maintainers and contributors, describing product boundaries, system architecture, the Agent & publish model, and engineering constraints. Before adding capabilities or changing boundaries, update the corresponding design doc first.