Configuration

The Configuration section is where you define how your connectivity operates.

This is where you build the network behaviour that your endpoints will inherit — including routing, operator selection, event handling, and network structure.

Unlike the Inventory section (which shows your endpoints), Configuration defines how those endpoints behave on the network.

How Configuration Works

Configuration in Stacuity is built around a structured model:

VSlices define isolated network environments
Policies define behaviour (routing, operator selection, regional rules)
Endpoint Groups combine these into a usable configuration

Endpoints are then assigned to groups and inherit this configuration automatically.

You configure the network once, then apply it to endpoints at scale.

Key Components

VSlices

Define the network boundary, IP addressing, and APN structure.

Routing Policies

Control where traffic goes and what is allowed or blocked.

Routing Targets

Define the destinations for traffic (e.g. VPNs, internet breakout).

Operator Policies

Control which mobile networks endpoints can connect to.

Regional Policies

Ensure traffic is routed through the correct geographic infrastructure.

Event Maps

Define which events are generated and where they are sent.

Endpoint Groups

Bring all configuration together and apply it to endpoints.

Working with Configuration

A typical workflow is:

Create a VSlice
Define Routing Targets and Policies
Create Endpoint Groups using those policies
Assign endpoints to groups

Once configured, changes made in this section are applied across all associated endpoints.

Summary

Configuration defines how your network behaves
It is applied through Endpoint Groups
Changes scale instantly across all endpoints