service-management

To manage bundled service packages, you can scaffold new packages, install bundled services, run smoke tests, and remove them using declarative manifest management for desired service states. This handles the entire installation and maintenance process.

Yes, you can create and remove external messaging bridges for WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. The integration connects these external messaging platforms directly to a Matrix homeserver to facilitate cross-platform communication.

Mesh networking configuration works by automatically configuring NetBird DNS records for services with defined ports. This enables easy access to deployed services within the mesh network, such as accessing a server via a local mesh address.

The best way to deploy a new WebDAV file server is by scaffolding its service package, testing it locally with smoke tests, and then installing it with a single command. This makes it immediately accessible within your mesh network.

Yes, service management supports declarative manifest management for desired service states. This allows you to define the intended configuration and lifecycle of modular capabilities, ensuring services are installed and maintained as specified.

Yes, you need a NetBird mesh network to automatically configure DNS records for services with defined ports. This integration is what enables easy access to your installed bundled services via local mesh addresses.