Baran Ingress

A Liskov deployment can request a public HTTPS front door from one line of policy. The front door is Baran, PROOF's ingress product — Liskov wires it for you as part of the launch.

Requesting Ingress

Declare the ingress block in your policy:

liskov.json (excerpt)

{
  "ingress": {
    "mode": "required",
    "implementor": "baran",
    "port": 3000,
    "protocol": "https",
    "tlsMode": "job-owned",
    "healthPath": "/health",
    "baran": { "transport": "forward" }
  }
}

Field	Meaning
mode	required makes a working route a launch precondition.
implementor	baran selects Baran as the ingress provider.
port	The port your app listens on inside the job.
tlsMode	job-owned — the job holds its TLS private key (recommended).
healthPath	Path Baran and validators probe for readiness.

What Happens At Launch

During stage 7 of the lifecycle, the job generates its own TLS key inside the enclave, obtains its certificate, and the Baran gateway opens a route to it. The gateway does L4/SNI passthrough — it routes by SNI and never terminates your TLS session.

Validators then probe the public endpoint and healthPath and submit signed route-open evidence.

Your App's Responsibilities

To work behind Baran ingress your service must:

• listen on the declared port
• serve the healthPath with a success response
• terminate HTTPS with its job-owned certificate

Full Ingress Docs

This guide covers requesting ingress from Liskov. For custom hostnames, DNS validation, certificate authorization, and gateway operation, see the full Baran documentation.