Replaces the bare-metal `composer run dev` workflow with a fully
containerized 9-service stack orchestrated by docker compose. Single
command brings up the full app — three subdomains (marketing /
account / admin) reachable via Traefik with TLS, MariaDB + Valkey
+ Mailpit + Vite HMR + Horizon + scheduler all wired in.
Components:
- docker-compose.yml: traefik, app (php-fpm), web (nginx), mariadb,
valkey, mailpit, vite, horizon, scheduler.
- docker/: Dockerfiles, nginx config, entrypoint scripts.
- Makefile: convenience targets (up / down / logs / shell / migrate
/ seed / test / pint / etc).
- .env.docker.example: template for Docker-stack environment vars
(separate from website/.env so bare-metal devs aren't disrupted).
- website/vite.config.ts: server.host / origin / hmr / cors hooks
driven by VITE_HOST / VITE_ORIGIN / VITE_HMR_HOST so the same
config serves both bare-metal and Docker.
- website/bootstrap/app.php: redirectGuestsTo() now uses
request()->getScheme() so http: dev hosts don't get force-https
redirects.
- composer.json: drops laravel/sail (replaced by this stack).
- docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-25-docker-compose-dev-environment-design.md:
full design spec.
Bare-metal `composer run dev` workflow stays usable for anyone who
prefers it — Docker stack reads .env.docker, doesn't fight
website/.env.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures the full design for splitting LFF/SFF/NVMe drive bay
groups from flat radios into Drive Selection + Drive Quantity
composite controls. Includes the SAS variants user requested,
per-drive pricing table, schema decisions (no migrations needed,
existing schema already supports multi-option groups), Pinia
store changes, new DriveBayGroupSelector component sketch, URL
param contract changes, and migration steps.
Implementation deferred to a focused next session — realistic
4-5 hour build (backend seeder + frontend component + store
rework + test rewrite). Phase A (PCIe NVMe Add-in) shipped
ahead of this in c74ca7f.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Original tiers ($349/$549/$799) drifted into Hetzner Dell US
setup-fee territory ($840-$1,020) — too aggressive for a small
Atlanta provider competing against ColoCrossing ($0 setup) and
OVH SYS ($60-$343). The competitor research at
infrastructure/docs/competitors-atlanta-2026.md and
dedicated-server-pricing-2026q2.md both flagged "no setup fees"
as a documented competitive advantage.
New tiers ($149/$249/$399) preserve a meaningful safety net on
monthly customers (~1 month of rental recoups the fee) while
sitting inside the OVH SYS price band. Annual / Semi-Annual
customers still pay $0 setup.
Per-plan changes:
- R440 / R640 SFF (Tier 2): $349 → $149
- R540 / R740 / R740xd SFF / R740xd LFF (Tier 3): $549 → $249
- R640 NVMe / R740xd NVMe (Tier 4): $799 → $399
Spec doc updated. Test expectations adjusted; 12/12 pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Captures the brainstorm: 8 new Dell 14th-gen chassis SKUs alongside
existing rack inventory, per-chassis configurator at
/dedicated-servers/{slug}, 5-stage post-order build tracker,
tiered setup fees waived at Semi-Annual+ cycles.
User approved design + skipped spec-review gate. Implementation
phasing in 4 commits per the spec.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The differentiator card and comparison row were positioning EZSCALE
as "no chatbots" — but we DO run Ezra, an AI assistant that
extends the support team. Reframed honestly: engineer-first support
where Ezra helps the team triage and respond faster, not the
other way around. That's still differentiated against tier-1
outsourced or AI-only support models the big clouds run.
Also drops in docs/integrations/savemyserver/dedicated-server-catalog.json
— 27 Dell 14th-gen products from SaveMyServer with EZSCALE baseline
config and pricing, generated by a separate scraping session at
/tmp/sms-configurator. Lives next to other vendor integration data
in docs/integrations/. Will feed the dedicated-server PlanSeeder
refresh in a follow-up task.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Design captured from brainstorming: workload-driven estimator with
plan + add-on configurator (managed support + off-site backup tiers),
URL state, share link, checkout pre-fill, and rewritten Included list.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Includes all work from phases 6-9+ and frontend polish rounds 1 & 2:
- Login history with device trust, new device notifications, session management
- Churn prevention: cancellation surveys, winback campaigns with email sequences
- Financial reports: revenue, P&L, tax, aging, refund, subscription reports with PDF/CSV/JSON export
- Configurable checkout: plan config groups/options, build-your-own VPS
- Frontend polish: fix broken legal links, add SEO meta tags, favicon, font display=swap,
Head titles on all 14 marketing pages, mobile responsive fixes, AuthLayout legal footer,
remove false 24/7 claims, hide empty stats, correct uptime SLA to 99.9%,
GameServers notify buttons linked to /contact, 301 redirects for /terms and /privacy
- WHMCS migration scripts
- Update legal page effective dates to March 16, 2026
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
