A secure gateway for your servers' outbound traffic — every connection recognised, filtered, inspected and sent out the right way.
Servers reach out to the internet all the time — for updates, APIs and licences. Wizard puts every one of those connections in view and under your rules.
A small agent on each Linux server builds an encrypted tunnel to Wizard over IPv4 and IPv6, installs Wizard's certificate authority and checks in continuously.
Allow or block by application, category, group or server — one rule set for every server, wherever it runs.
Traffic is recognised as applications — like the Red Hat, Rocky and Alma repositories — and grouped into categories, so rules read like intent.
Decrypt and inspect HTTPS where you decide to, so nothing hides inside encrypted traffic.
Put servers in groups and decide per group which way their traffic leaves — Wizard's own uplink or a VPN.
Users and applications without the agent use Wizard as a proxy with their own proxy accounts — under the same rules.
Connect to third-party OpenVPN servers — a provider or your own .ovpn file — and send chosen groups, servers or proxy users through them, optionally only for certain destinations.
Live sessions and traffic per server and application, and an audit log of every change to the configuration.
Throughput, sessions, blocked and decrypted traffic over the last hour to the last week — and the health of the gateway itself.
Each server shows its group, its tunnel addresses, when it last checked in, its agent version and its traffic — online at a glance.
Each VPN shows its provider, which clients use it, for which destinations, and what happens if it drops: their traffic stops instead of leaking out another way.
Wizard runs on your own Linux server; its agent connects your Rocky Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers to it.
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