Ephemeral CI identity
Exchange a CI job's OIDC token for a mesh identity — nothing long-lived to leak in a secret store.
Infrastructure Early access
Ephemeral by default: machines and CI jobs join with short-lived, tagged identity, reach each other directly, and clean themselves up when the work is done.
— Delaunay triangulation · a self-organising network
How it works
A Longbridge Mesh Network is a private WireGuard overlay. Machines join with a join key — or an OIDC identity exchanged straight from your CI — get a stable name and tags, and talk directly. Policy is written against tags, not brittle IP allowlists.
What you get
Exchange a CI job's OIDC token for a mesh identity — nothing long-lived to leak in a secret store.
Write policy against tags (ci, prod, db). Access follows what a machine is, not the IP it happened to get.
Spin a network per pull request; every preview is reachable by name and torn down automatically.
One flat rate per Network — never per user, never per machine.
Pricing
A Longbridge Mesh Network is priced as one flat rate per network — never per user or per device. During early access it is metered but free.
Metered, and free while we open it up.
Pricing lands as Mesh graduates; early-access networks are free.
See how Longbridge pricesPart of the platform
Every Longbridge product shares one Org, one Console, and one bill — so adding the next one is a toggle, not another vendor to onboard.
See the whole platformTry it
# in CI — exchange the job's OIDC token for a mesh identity
lbr mesh join preview-$PR --tags ci,preview
# …now reach any tagged peer directly, by name
curl http://api.preview-$PR.mesh:8080/health The honest part
Start in the Console — or read the docs first. It's your call.