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On-premise tooling — all data stays on this server

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CastleForge

Code Repositories

Self-hosted Git. Create repos, review code, manage branches, and collaborate on all projects.

Documentation hub for all projects. Books, chapters, and pages for specs, runbooks, and architecture decisions.

Open Castle Help →

Developer Reference

SSH access, remote tooling, and server layout

VSCode Remote SSH

1. Install Extension

Install Remote - SSH in VSCode
ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh

2. Connect

Press F1 → Remote-SSH: Connect to Host
yourname@192.168.4.39

3. Open a Project

Once connected open folder:
/srv/castle/projects/

Shared Documents

/srv/castle/shared-docs/

Server Directory Layout

Projects

/srv/castle/projects/

Active development repos. Open with VSCode Remote SSH.

Shared Documents

/srv/castle/shared-docs/

└─ company-wide/ └─ hr-policies/

Backups

/srv/castle/backups/

Automated nightly backups of all services and data.

Trusting the Castle Server Certificate

All Castle services (Forge, Portal, Castle Help) run on HTTPS with a self-signed certificate. Run the installer once per Windows machine to permanently trust it in Chrome and Edge — no more certificate warnings on any service.

Option A — One-liner (PowerShell)

Invoke-WebRequest "https://portal.castleinno.com/install-castle-cert.ps1" -OutFile "$env:TEMP\castle.ps1"; Start-Process powershell -Verb RunAs -ArgumentList "-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File $env:TEMP\castle.ps1" -Wait

Downloads the script over HTTP, then runs it elevated. Click Yes on the UAC prompt.

Option B — Download & Run manually

1. Open https://portal.castleinno.com/install-castle-cert.ps1 in a browser and save the file

2. Right-click the saved .ps1 → Run with PowerShell → click Yes on the UAC prompt

3. Done — Chrome & Edge will trust all Castle HTTPS services immediately, no restart needed

Firefox users: Firefox manages its own certificate store. Visit each HTTPS service once and click Accept the Risk and Continue. Alternatively, go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Certificates → View Certificates → Authorities → Import and import the downloaded .ps1 file's embedded cert (or ask IT).

User Management

Manage team members, access tiers, and service permissions

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