Solutions
One control plane across gateways, models, tools, and systems of record
1
northbound contract
Apps and agents talk to ForgeCrux, not a mesh of vendor SDKs.
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southbound systems
Models, MCP, APIs, and SoRs attach as catalogs—not rewrites.
days
to first production path
Façade a single domain, dual-run, then expand.
GitOps
promotion model
Same pipeline for APIs, prompts, tools, and agents.
Enterprise architecture
Integration without rip-and-replace
One northbound contract. Southbound, ForgeCrux coexists with current ingress, mesh, IdP, and systems of record.
Integration without rip-and-replace
ForgeCruxProbing Deeper, Stacking PrecisionDigital channels
Web, mobile, partners
Employee copilots
IDE, desktop, chat
Process agents
ITSM, finance, ops
Events / batch
Kafka, queues, cron
Optional current edge
Strangler / dual-run
Service mesh / iPaaS
Where it still earns
Enterprise IdP
Okta, Entra, Ping
OTel / GitOps
Same pipeline
CRM / ERP / HCM
SFDC, SAP, Workday
ITSM / collab
ServiceNow, M365
Data & AI
Lake, search, vectors
Models & MCP
Cloud and private
Strangler, not big-bang
Start with one domain or one gateway; expand as SLOs prove out.
Open contracts
HTTP, OpenAPI, OpenAI-compatible APIs, MCP, and OTel—no proprietary lock-in at the edge.
Systems of record stay put
ForgeCrux mediates identity, policy, and observability; SAP, CRM, and data platforms remain authoritative.
Key Capabilities
Complete Enterprise Integration capabilities
Everything required to publish, secure, mediate, observe, and operate enterprise integration workloads on ForgeCrux.
Enterprise uses
Integrate ForgeCrux beside the estate you already operate.
- Enterprise architecture: one northbound contract for apps and agents
- Integration teams: façade and strangler without freezing current gateways
- Identity: Okta, Entra, Ping, and LDAP through the control plane
- Data & AI: lakes, search, vectors, and model providers as catalogs
- SRE: one OTel context from channel through every hop
- Business domains: Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, Workday stay systems of record
Installation & deployment
Start with a thin slice; expand with GitOps.
- Place ForgeCrux northbound; keep existing edge southbound if needed
- Data planes in public cloud, VPC, Kubernetes, on-prem, or air-gap
- Connectors for LLM providers, MCP, IdP, Kafka, and OTel
- Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, and Argo CD promotion
- Optional dual-run with current API management
- Signed artifact promotion for disconnected control
Setup & onboarding
Map, façade, unify identity, then grow the catalog.
- Map channels, IdP, current gateways, SoRs, and telemetry backends
- Pick one product or agent workflow with a clear owner
- Façade first: ForgeCrux in front, backends unchanged
- SSO and workload identity through the control plane
- Propagate one trace ID across API, AI, MCP, and Agent hops
- Onboard the next domain on the same GitOps path
Security & coexistence
Policy and identity stay central; systems of record stay authoritative.
- mTLS to mesh and existing microservices
- No proprietary lock-in at the edge—HTTP, OpenAPI, MCP, OTel
- Vaulted credentials for SaaS and data connectors
- Network and residency controls per environment
- Audit of every southbound adapter call
- Separation of duties for catalog vs runtime vs GRC
Coexistence patterns
Adopt ForgeCrux without freezing the current platform.
- Façade: ForgeCrux northbound, existing gateway southbound
- Strangler: domain-by-domain cutover with dual-run
- Sidecar / mesh: mTLS to existing microservices
- Event: consume and emit to Kafka and enterprise buses
- Batch: scheduled agents and bulk inference jobs
- Air-gap: disconnected control with signed artifact promotion
Connector catalog
What we speak on day one.
- LLM providers and self-hosted OpenAI-compatible runtimes
- MCP transports: stdio, SSE, Streamable HTTP
- IdP protocols: SAML, OIDC, SCIM, LDAP
- OTel, Prometheus, Kafka, syslog
- Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, Argo CD
- Major CRM, ITSM, ERP, and collaboration suites
Data flows
How requests, policies, and telemetry move through ForgeCrux in this solution.
Synchronous digital flow
User or partner request through ForgeCrux into a system of record.
Channel
TLS + app identity
API Gateway
Product + quota
Policy
AuthZ + threat
Adapter
REST / SOAP / event
SoR
Commit + cache
Agentic integration flow
An agent completing work across models, tools, and APIs.
Agent Gateway
Task + budget
AI Gateway
Plan tokens
MCP Gateway
Governed tool
API Gateway
SoR write
OTel + audit
One trace ID
How teams run Enterprise Integration on ForgeCrux
Map the estate
Channels, IdP, current gateways, SoRs, and telemetry backends.
Pick a thin slice
One product or one agent workflow with a clear owner.
Façade first
Place ForgeCrux in front; keep backends and existing edge intact.
Unify identity
SSO and workload identity through the control plane.
One trace
Propagate context from channel through every gateway hop.
Expand the catalog
Onboard the next domain using the same GitOps path.
Related Products
Control Plane
ForgeCrux One is the enterprise control plane for APIs, AI models, MCP tools, and agents. Platform, security, and SRE teams use it to install, configure, govern, and operate every gateway from one catalog, one policy engine, and one audit trail—across SaaS, hybrid, and air-gapped footprints.
API Gateway
ForgeCrux API Gateway covers the full API lifecycle: proxies, products, policies, developer portal, analytics, monetization, hybrid runtime, and promotion across environments—on the same control plane as AI, MCP, and agents.
API Modernization
ForgeCrux migrates proxies, products, policies, developer apps, and traffic from legacy API management onto a unified control plane—then extends the same estate to AI, MCP, and agents. Discovery, dependency analysis, policy translation, dual-run, cutover, and rollback are first-class.
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