Nº 01Handbook
Everything about hosting your instance.
The handbook lives at docs.envbay.com, in a simple (Easy) or an in-depth (Pro) version. How to use Envoryx itself is explained in the author's documentation at envoryx.dev.
02Handbook
Chapters
- Getting startedCredentials, first admin, users and 2FA.
- Set up a projectFrom a template or Git, database, services.
- Working day to dayRestart, logs, terminal, branches, CLI.
- Projects and addressesProject addresses, certificates, your own domain.
- SSH and portsConnect your editor, port 22000+n, tunnels.
- BackupsDaily at 03:00, encrypted, 7 copies.
- Plans and limitsFree, Starter, Team, Agency and changing plan.
- UpdatesAutomatic and staged in rings.
- Security and fair useIsolation, guard and malware scan.
- Cancellation and exportCancel, 14 days of retention, export.
- HelpTicket in my.envbay.com or email to support.
03Guides
More about dev and staging servers.
- Envoryx hostingWhat Envoryx is, what a hosted instance gives you and when renting beats self-hosting.Envoryx hosting
- Laravel staging serverLaravel staging with database, Redis, Mailpit and an HTTPS address, without maintaining a server yourself.Laravel staging
- Alternative to Forge, Ploi, CoolifyThree ways to get a dev or staging server compared: server management, self-hosted PaaS, hosted instance.Comparison
- Rent a dev serverWhat matters when renting a dev server and what a ready development instance offers over a VPS.Rent a dev server
- Laravel in 10 minutesStep by step: open your instance, create a Laravel project, load the page and work through SSH in your IDE.Guides
- Envoryx: Unraid or hostedEnvoryx at home on Unraid, or as a hosted instance? A plain comparison with plan limits and notes on moving.Comparison