Thirp Cloud for Platforms

How Platforms reach works

Four steps on the open Runtime data plane — dial-tone from Broker to named Service, with Admit in the middle.

1. Run a Broker — the switchboard that matches callers to named Services.
2. Expose a Service — companion or agent REGISTERs outbound.
3. Admit the caller — mint a short-lived admission; revoke kills the live route.
4. Dial — caller CONNECTs through the Broker to the named Service.

Farm ops and multi-Broker fan-out sit beside Admit in dogfood — ask what’s live when you talk to us.

Name ≠ permission. Same Runtime as open source; Cloud adds managed switchboard and Admit when you license or host with Thirp.

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