MineHosting

Deployment Management Platform
Specialised deployment management system for Drupal applications with 24-hour Premium Demo Trial, marketplace, and automated infrastructure.
One-click deployment, automatic SSL, backup management, and dark navy glassmorphism design. Marketplace for browsing and deploying products.

Key features

One-Click Product Deployment
24h Premium Demo Trial System
Automated SSL Certificate Management
Backup & Restore System
Auto-Scaling Infrastructure
Marketplace for Product Discovery
Domain & DNS Management
Performance Monitoring Dashboard
Deployment Logs & History
Custom Domain Mapping
Resource Usage Analytics

Use cases

SaaS Product Trial

24-hour fully functional premium demo for potential customers.

Quick Deployment

Deploy ecosystem products in minutes.

Managed Hosting

Automated SSL, backups, and monitoring.

The product page states the case plainly: replace manual SSH and shell scripts with an interface that has approval gates, rollbacks and an audit trail.
The operations overview counts every managed site, server and deploy of the day, and puts the alerts that are actually firing above everything else.
Every managed site is listed with the customer it belongs to, the environments it runs, its core version, its host and when it last deployed.
The last step of provisioning lays out the whole plan - server, domain and database for each environment - and waits for an acknowledgement before dispatching it.
Sites already running on a server are adopted by scanning its filesystem for installations, without touching the running code or database.
A single site's page gathers its repository, core version, database and owner beside the state of each environment and the release currently in production.
Development, staging and production sit side by side showing how many commits each is ahead of the next, so a promotion is a known quantity.
A developer cannot reach production directly: they submit the commit, the environment it is already proven on, and a written justification for review.
The reviewer sees the diff, the staging result and the pre-flight checks, then approves immediately, schedules it off-peak, or rejects it with a reason.
A running deploy streams its log line by line through checkout, dependency install, asset build and database update, with cancel and rollback to hand.
Rolling back names the exact release to return to and lists the files and migrations that will revert, including where the database cannot follow.
Snapshots are taken on a schedule and before every deploy, checksummed, replicated to a second store, and verified before they count as restorable.
Security advisories are matched against every managed site at once, so one critical core release can be applied everywhere it is needed in a single pass.
A dependency audit reads the lock file, matches each package against published advisories and offers the fixed version for every finding.
A major version upgrade begins by scanning each installed module for compatibility and naming a replacement for the ones with no compatible release.
The server fleet spans several providers and regions, each host showing how many sites it carries and how much processor, memory and disk it has left.
A browser console gives audited shell access to a host: every keystroke is recorded, and destructive commands on production hosts require confirmation.
Alerts fire from rules on disk usage, uptime, failed deploys and expiring certificates, and each can be muted, acknowledged, or raised as an incident.
Every domain and certificate across the estate is listed with its issuer, its expiry date and whether renewal happens automatically.
Customer accounts group the sites managed for each one, alongside the country, primary contact, health state and most recent activity.
Members are provisioned rather than self-registered, each carrying a role, a two-factor enrolment state, and the option to be suspended.
The audit log is append-only and hash-chained, recording every action by every role so the whole ledger can be verified against tampering.

Tech stack

  • Drupal 11
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • PHP 8.3
  • MySQL
  • Nginx

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