Documentation
How to run it. And what to do when something breaks.
Documentation ships inside the panel and in the release package under docs/. This page is the map.
01
Start here
The three things worth reading before a first deployment.
Requirements & installationWhat EasyCP needs, what the installer configures, and the first four things to do once it is up. Read it.
Security modelPrivilege separation, what the panel defends against, and what remains your responsibility. Read it.
IntegrationsCloudLinux, Imunify360, Acronis, CrowdSec, Cloudflare, WHMCS and the rest, each as its own plugin. Read it.
02
What ships in the package
Every release contains a docs/ directory, organised by who needs it. We would rather tell you which parts are finished than let you discover it at an awkward moment.
runbook/Operator procedures for incidents. Complete.
admin/Panel operator guides. In progress, landing with the in-panel documentation viewer.
reseller/Guides for resellers managing sub-accounts. In progress.
user/End-customer guides. In progress.
03
Operational runbooks
Written as procedures for the moment when you need an answer immediately and cannot be reading prose.
Cluster not replicatingDNS nodes out of sync with the primary.
All nodes degradedRecovering when every secondary is failing.
Node zone divergenceReconciling zones that have drifted apart.
Forgotten trust tokenRe-establishing trust with a node.
Rotation failed mid-flightRecovering an interrupted credential rotation.
Privilege separationHow the broker works, and what to check when it refuses an operation.
Emergency lockdownTaking the panel out of reach quickly.
Panel kill switchStopping the panel without stopping hosting.
Admin IP allow-listRestricting panel access to known addresses.
Post-compromise checklistWhat to do, in order, after a breach.
04
Inside the panel
Two screens resolve most problems on their own, and their output makes any support conversation far shorter.
DiagnosticsPanel → Diagnostics checks services, connectivity, permissions and configuration, and usually names the failing component directly.
Security AdvisorSecurity → Security Advisor reports unsafe defaults and misconfiguration, with a remedy for each.
Getting StartedA checklist that appears on fresh installs and walks through initial configuration.
DocumentationPanel → Documentation, for in-context help without leaving the interface.
Something not working?
Include your panel version and the output from Diagnostics, and it can usually be reproduced quickly.