Hostinvo Documentation

What Hostinvo is, how the platform is structured, and how to navigate this documentation.

Requirements, install commands, and first owner account — get a production instance running.

Complete reference for all required and optional environment variables for backend and frontend.

Create a provider account, configure your company, connect a server, and publish your first product.

Step-by-step walkthrough of the 4-step provider onboarding flow built into the platform.

Move clients, products, services, invoices and payments from WHMCS, with examples.

How multi-tenancy works — shared-schema isolation, tenant_id scoping, and the global TenantScope.

Invoice lifecycle, recurring billing cycles, payment processing, dunning, and the transaction ledger.

Queue-driven server provisioning with cPanel/WHM and Plesk drivers, retries, and lifecycle events.

Connect a Plesk server, link products to its plans, create hosting accounts, and suspend, unsuspend, terminate and sync them.

Domain registration, renewal, contact management, and registrar integration.

Client ticket creation, staff assignment, reply threading, and ticket status automation.

Sanctum-based auth, tenant-scoped sessions, role definitions, and permission policies.

Product groups, pricing cycles, service types, and catalog management APIs.

Development, staging, and production Docker Compose configurations with all services.

Step-by-step production deployment runbook: migrations, cache warmup, queue startup.

Configure a staging environment that mirrors production for pre-launch validation.

PostgreSQL dump backups, Redis RDB snapshots, storage archives, and restore procedures.

Health endpoints, Prometheus metrics, alert thresholds, and webhook alert delivery.

GitHub Actions pipeline structure, environment gates, and deployment automation.

k6 load test scenarios, concurrency baselines, and performance benchmarks.

RESTful API structure, authentication, versioning (v1), and response format conventions.

Incoming webhook processing for Stripe and PayPal — signature verification and event handling.

EN/AR locale routing, translation file structure, RTL layout behavior, and adding new locales.

Local development setup with Hot Module Replacement, queue worker, and scheduler.

XSS protections, CSRF, rate limiting, webhook allowlisting, and tenant isolation audit.

Common issues, diagnostic commands, log locations, and queue failure recovery.

Frequently asked questions about the platform, licensing, migration, and operations.