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Operations guide#

Gafaelfawr is a Phalanx application. It is considered part of core Phalanx infrastructure and is normally installed in every Phalanx environment.

Also see the Phalanx Gafaelfawr application documentation for more operational documentation and procedures.

Configuration

  • Prerequisites
  • Authentication provider
  • Vault secrets
  • Helm configuration
  • Bootstrapping

Reference

  • Logging
  • Command-line interface
  • Metrics

This page was last modified on 2026-08-20.

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