OpenAPI-first
Endpoints are organized by product hierarchy so developers can find VoIP, Hosting, Monitoring, Cyber Security, and other modules consistently.
MNSCloud is built around an API-first control plane. Public repositories consume the API contract, while authorization, tenant scope, billing, routing ownership, policy decisions, and secret resolution stay server-side.
Public integrations should depend on documented API behavior, request/response examples, authentication requirements, and tenant-aware headers. They must not duplicate private control-plane decisions outside the API.
Endpoints are organized by product hierarchy so developers can find VoIP, Hosting, Monitoring, Cyber Security, and other modules consistently.
Public examples use placeholders and documented fields only. Secrets, customer data, production topology, and provider credentials stay out of public repositories.
API-facing changes are reviewed before merge. Public clients follow the API contract; the control plane remains the source of truth for authority and policy.
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