Documentation
Find the next answer without losing the system around it.
Start with the public guide that matches your task, then move into the detailed Opslin documentation for exact setup and troubleshooting steps.
Task navigator
Begin with the outcome, then inspect the exact procedure.
$ choose-task --safe-first-deploy01Check server prerequisites
02Generate account-specific agent setup
03Deploy a simple application
04Verify health and recovery access
Illustrative navigation only · not an executable command$ choose-task --domain-and-ssl01Select a healthy application
02Add the intended hostname
03Review the required DNS record
04Verify the supported certificate state
Illustrative navigation only · not an executable command$ choose-task --database-lifecycle01Choose a supported engine
02Confirm target-server capacity
03Provision and record connection context
04Plan backup and restore verification
Illustrative navigation only · not an executable command$ choose-task --diagnose-deploy01Open the failed deployment stage
02Read the first actionable log line
03Check runtime, port, and environment
04Retry only after correcting the cause
Illustrative navigation only · not an executable commandBrowse by task
From first connection to ongoing operations.
The documentation is organized around the resource and outcome you are working with.
Getting started
Connect a test server, verify the agent, deploy an application, and understand the resulting state.
ExploreApplications
Frameworks, source settings, builds, ports, environment variables, deployments, and rollback.
ExploreServers
Prerequisites, agent installation, connection status, firewall considerations, updates, and removal.
ExploreDatabases
Supported database engines, connection details, lifecycle operations, and external connectivity.
ExploreNetworking
Custom domains, DNS records, SSL state, reverse proxy configuration, and common failure modes.
ExploreTroubleshooting
Diagnose an offline agent, failed build, crashing app, port mismatch, DNS issue, or SSL delay.
ExploreAccount and billing
Plans, usage, subscription state, invoices, cancellation, teams, roles, and invitations.
ExplorePublic API
API documentation will follow a stable public contract.
Opslin’s dashboard and agent already communicate with the control plane, but internal endpoints are not the same thing as a supported public developer API.
Your infrastructure. One clear workflow.
Start with one non-critical deployment.
The quick-start guide keeps prerequisites and expected outcomes visible before you connect a production workload.