Proxyble Documentation

Proxyble puts a managed protection layer in front of an API, web application, or TCP service. It manages HAProxy and nftables locally, with optional RioDB analytics for automated threat-detection workflows.

Start here

Follow the initial path in order:

1. Install Proxyble on a supported Linux host.
2. Set up your first deployment by configuring a listener and backend.
3. Deploy your first automated policy when you are ready to add RioDB analytics.

What you will find here

• Architecture: how HAProxy, nftables, RioDB, and the rule agent work together.
• Manual rules and automated policies: choose the appropriate enforcement model.
• Deployment, operational, troubleshooting, and reference material as the documentation expands.

Product coverage

• Listener modes and TLS and backend routing for deploying Proxyble in front of a service.
• Automated detection policies for RioDB-driven traffic analysis.
• Manual rule actions and allow-lists for direct enforcement control.
• Runtime management, logs and audit, and diagnostics for operating a running deployment.

Reference

• Manage Proxyble configuration without editing generated service files directly.
• Use the CLI Reference to find configuration, rules, allow-list, policy, and lifecycle command groups.
• Choose a RioDB template from the Policy Catalog, or inspect Paths and Services during operations and diagnostics.

Documentation status

These are the first task-focused guides for the current Proxyble release. For the complete source and the original user guide, visit Proxyble on GitHub.