- New /dashboard layout with a top nav (Quick Deploy / Sandboxes /
Templates / Environments / History) and a Logout button that
invalidates the session.
- Quick Deploy: stage list switches per repo (Go vs PHP, so the
composer-install stage is shown for the gateway), env-var textarea,
host-port input.
- Sandboxes: list, create, clone-from-template, delete.
- Sandbox detail: live <key>_url map from the gateway's config.php,
per-route toggle (OCP / sandbox override with a URL input),
microservice deploys with per-service host port and env, branch
picker.
- Templates / Environments: list + create + delete.
- History: filterable deployment list with state badges.
- Sandbox detail page is a server component with generateStaticParams
that delegates to a client component; required for the static export.
- API client: prefix all /api and /ws URLs with NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH
(set in next.config.js) so the dashboard works under a non-root
basePath.
- next.config.js: basePath and assetPrefix set to /sandbox/credit-card
so asset URLs and internal Link hrefs resolve under the sub-path.
NEXT_PUBLIC_BASE_PATH env is exposed to the browser bundle for the
fetch() prefix.
Sandbox Deployment Platform — Go control plane + agents, NextJS dashboard,
nginx reverse proxy. Cross-compile via Docker; deploy via sshpass to
172.18.136.92 (micro) and 172.18.139.186 (gateway).
- control-plane: HTTP API, WS hub, SQLite (modernc.org/sqlite) for
progress, .log files for log persistence
- agent-micro / agent-gateway: alpine:3.20 + bind-mounted repo,
binary exec'd in container, no Dockerfile build step
- dashboard: NextJS static export + shadcn/ui components, single
WebSocket hook
- docker-compose.yml: three services on alpine:latest with docker
socket bind for agents
- scripts/: build.sh (golang:1.23-alpine cross-compile), deploy.sh,
patch-nginx.sh (idempotent nginx splice), ssh wrappers
Runtime model: pass-through Bitbucket creds per deploy, never logged or
persisted on the agent. Control plane never touches git or docker
directly — agents do all the work locally.