Build, run, and understand VPServ projects.
Practical guides for using VPServ through its Android application, preparing a repeatable project recipe, or taking advanced terminal control when you need it.
Guided application users
Use the Android application to install supported tools, open a prepared project, and run its configured environment without entering every command yourself.
- 01Open VPServ and open Global Tools Manager.
- 02Select a supported tool and tap Install.
- 03Add or open a prepared project, then tap Run Environment.
- 04Review available output and logs; open the configured project URL when present.
Project developers
Prepare a VPServ-compatible project recipe so another person can open the project and run its intended setup and services through the application interface.
- 01Place Abotlogixfile.json in the project root.
- 02Define only the setup commands and services the project needs.
- 03Use optional delays, MariaDB SQL initialization, and a named tunnel only where appropriate.
- 04Test the prepared project before sharing it.
Advanced terminal users
Use the local terminal when you want manual installation, custom commands, direct output, or a more tailored debugging workflow. It is optional for prepared projects.
- 01Open the local VPServ terminal.
- 02Use pkg or vpkg for supported tool workflows.
- 03Run custom project commands and inspect their output.
- 04Debug a prepared project without replacing its UI-driven workflow.
Trust notice
Run only project recipes you trust.
A prepared recipe can install supported tools and execute configured commands. Review what it will do, and never share real tunnel tokens, API keys, passwords, private domains, or production credentials in a project file.