Streams (TCP/UDP)

Streams forward a TCP and/or UDP port to another host, for services that don't speak HTTP: databases, SSH, MQTT, VPNs, game servers.

Click Add stream and set:

Field	Meaning
Incoming port	The port Corvus listens on
Protocol	TCP, UDP or both
Forward to	Host / IP and port of the service (same forward targets as proxy hosts)
Certificate	Optional, TCP only: Corvus terminates TLS and forwards plain TCP. The TCP port opens once the certificate is issued

Publish the port

With the default bridge network, Docker only passes the ports listed in docker-compose.yml. Add every stream port there and apply it with docker compose up -d:

    ports:
      - '80:80'
      - '443:443'
      - '9443:9443'
      - '5432:5432'       # stream: PostgreSQL (TCP)
      - '1194:1194/udp'   # stream: OpenVPN (UDP)

With network_mode: host nothing else is needed.

Limits

• Ports Corvus uses itself (80, 443, 9443 and its internal ports) can't be used.
• Two enabled streams can't share a port and protocol.
• Streams have no request log, and IP bans and security rules don't apply to them yet. Restrict access with a firewall if needed.

Streams are imported from NPM.