Architecture

A public ecosystem built around a private control plane.

MNSCloud separates public clients and edge connectors from the authority layer that owns tenant scope, billing, routing decisions, policy, and secret resolution.

Platform layers

01

Public website and app

Static public website, Angular operations app, documentation, and developer entry points.

02

API control plane

The private authority surface for tenants, contracts, policy, billing, orchestration, secrets, and audited business decisions.

03

Workers and queues

RabbitMQ-backed execution for storage, themes, VPS, security, and future automation handlers.

04

Agents and connectors

Outbound Linux agent and standalone service repositories for telecom, WebRTC, monitoring, and security operations.

05

Customer infrastructure

Customer-owned or partner-owned servers, PBXs, containers, VPS providers, storage accounts, and edge nodes.

Public clients, private authority

Apps, websites, agents, and service installers consume the API contract. They do not become the source of truth for authorization, billing, tenant policy, or provider secrets.

Outbound operational model

Agents initiate communication from inside customer infrastructure to the MNSCloud API. This reduces exposed management surfaces and keeps remote execution auditable.

Queue-backed automation

Long-running infrastructure jobs move through workers and job history instead of blocking operators inside a browser session.

Service-oriented infrastructure

Profiles are organized around services such as SSH, FreeSWITCH, Asterisk, Kamailio, OpenSIPS, Nginx, MariaDB, and storage rather than rigid server labels.

Next Step

Design customer infrastructure around a control plane that stays authoritative.

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