Sweden Relay Gateway

Overview

The regional relay gateway is a stateless transport endpoint in the insmn regional edge network. It accepts authenticated connections from enrolled collection gateways and forwards infrastructure signals according to control-plane routing policy.

Connection model

Relay transports are established by provisioned regional gateways rather than public browser clients. A typical session follows three phases:

1. Enrollment. A collection gateway receives organization-scoped connection material from its control plane.
2. Session establishment. The gateway opens a TLS-protected relay session to its assigned regional endpoint.
3. Forwarding. Signal batches and event streams are forwarded through the regional transport mesh.

Direct public ingestion is not supported on relay endpoints.

Access

Relay access is restricted to enrolled infrastructure gateways. Requests made without an active enrollment receive a restricted-access response and are not queued for processing.

HTTP/2 403
content-type: application/json
cache-control: no-store

{
  "error": "relay_access_restricted",
  "message": "Direct relay access is restricted to enrolled regional gateways."
}

Data handling

• Relay nodes are designed for transient transport state.
• Short-lived buffers may be used to absorb connection interruptions.
• Long-term customer retention and query workloads are handled outside the regional relay.
• Public node metadata does not expose internal routing or credential material.

Availability

The public status page verifies HTTPS reachability of this node. Internal relay health and routing state are available to enrolled control-plane systems.

Clients should use bounded retries and preserve local queues during temporary regional unavailability.

Public endpoints