Connector

The connector is the container type that integrates with external systems by consuming or exposing APIs, moving data, and shaping traffic at boundaries.

This page captures recurring integration shapes and points to the canonical facts/procedures.

Patterns (high level)

• Browser → controlled proxy: use when a browser integration needs controlled egress and CORS handling.
• Public HTTP ingress → internal backend: standard hostname-based routing through the reverse proxy.
• Database connectivity via stable endpoints: use *.db.lef when connecting to internal databases over VPN/LAN.

Canonical entry points

CORS proxy (facts) Services (facts) TCP proxy (facts) Proxy & routing (operate)