OCI VM Setup
Create a clean VM, configure SSH, install runtime packages and verify access paths.
Practical CloudOps guidance for OCI, Linux, Python hosting, Cloudflare and log analysis — now available as a free preview inside Nelara.
Focused operational support designed around clear outcomes rather than open-ended troubleshooting.
Create a clean VM, configure SSH, install runtime packages and verify access paths.
Review service status, ports, logs, disk usage, permissions and restart strategy.
Package a Python application behind Uvicorn and validate health endpoints.
Turn incidents into query patterns, evidence and next-step triage commands.
Use Workers, Tunnel, headers and route checks to reduce direct origin exposure.
Confirm DNS, secrets, rollback, webhook behaviour and security expectations.
No payment is connected at this stage. The original Razorpay flow has been removed from the Nelara version and can be integrated later without changing these service tracks.
Focused troubleshooting for one CloudOps issue.
Set up and verify a clean OCI virtual machine.
Review services, ports, disk, permissions and logs.
Get a Python web application running cleanly.
Turn an incident into evidence, queries and next steps.
Reduce direct origin exposure with Cloudflare controls.
A simple four-step flow for the preview phase.
Ask a first-pass operational question. The server-side endpoint keeps the model key away from the browser.
The source project’s security posture is retained conceptually, while payment processing is intentionally disabled for this preview.
API keys and signing secrets stay server-side; they are never embedded in public browser code.
Operational guidance prioritises state inspection and evidence before making changes.
The service catalogue is separated from checkout, so Razorpay can be added later without redesigning the CloudOps experience.