| 1 | **Core Platform Infrastructure**
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| 2 | - **Container Orchestration**
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| 3 | - Docker Compose support for defining, deploying, and managing game servers.
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| 4 | - Automated build processes for pulling container images directly from repositories.
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| 5 | - Support for scaling containers horizontally and integrating with load balancers.
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| 6 | - **Database Management**
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| 7 | - MariaDB storage for users, roles, servers, logs, and other metadata.
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| 8 | - Automated migrations and schema updates.
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| 9 | - Optional backups and restore functionality.
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| 10 | - **System Administration & Configuration**
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| 11 | - Centralized configuration for environment variables (database, container registry, etc.).
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| 12 | - Configurable settings for default themes, branding, resource allocation, and networking.
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| 13 | - Integrations with external services (e.g., email notifications, webhooks).
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| 15 | **User Management & RBAC**
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| 16 | - **Authorization & Roles**
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| 17 | - Admin: Full privileges, manages providers, monitors system-level logs, configures app settings.
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| 18 | - Provider: Manages Docker Compose files, sets up game servers, customizes theming for sub-tenant users.
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| 19 | - End-user: Creates, starts/stops, and monitors personal game servers within provider-defined constraints.
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| 20 | - **Registration & Onboarding**
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| 21 | - Self-service user registration and password management.
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| 22 | - Invite-based or open registration toggles for providers.
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| 23 | - **User Permissions**
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| 24 | - Granular permission sets (e.g., server creation, theming changes, advanced logs, etc.).
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| 25 | - Scoped resource access (e.g., only providers can see their own servers).
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| 27 | **Server Management**
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| 28 | - **Dashboard**
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| 29 | - Server status overview (running, stopped, failed) with quick access controls.
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| 30 | - Resource usage graphs (CPU, memory, network).
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| 31 | - Logs aggregated from Docker containers.
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| 32 | - **Server Lifecycle**
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| 33 | - Start, stop, restart, and remove containers.
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| 34 | - Scheduled tasks for automatic restarts, backups, or updates.
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| 35 | - Error handling with detailed logs for failed starts or deployments.
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| 36 | - **Server Configuration**
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| 37 | - Provider uploads and maintains Docker Compose configurations.
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| 38 | - Dynamic environment variable injection (e.g., for server name, region, or ports).
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| 39 | - Handling persistent volumes for game data, backups, logs, etc.
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| 41 | **Theming & Customization**
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| 42 | - **Theme Uploader**
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| 43 | - Provider interface to upload custom CSS, logos, colors.
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| 44 | - Version management for new or updated themes.
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| 45 | - **Theme Editor for End-users**
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| 46 | - Light/dark mode toggles.
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| 47 | - User-defined accent colors, backgrounds, or layout settings.
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| 48 | - **Branding & White-labeling**
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| 49 | - Custom logos, favicons, and domain names.
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| 50 | - Optional header/footer branding for providers.
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| 52 | **Logging & Monitoring**
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| 53 | - **Real-time Logs**
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| 54 | - Live streaming of container output within the dashboard.
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| 55 | - Logs paginated or filtered by container, date range, or log level.
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| 56 | - **System-wide Events**
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| 57 | - Admin panel for critical events (e.g., container failures, resource exhaustion).
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| 58 | - Alerts for CPU/memory usage thresholds.
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| 59 | - **Audit Trails**
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| 60 | - Tracking actions (user login, server creation, permission changes).
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| 61 | - Time-stamped entries stored in MariaDB.
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| 63 | **Scalability & Performance**
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| 64 | - **Load Balancing**
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| 65 | - Option to integrate with Nginx/HAProxy or container-orchestration-based balancing.
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| 66 | - Automatic distribution of containers across hosts (if multi-node).
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| 67 | - **Horizontal Scaling**
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| 68 | - Additional hosts/nodes can be added to the cluster for more container capacity.
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| 69 | - Database clustering or read replicas for high-traffic environments.
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| 70 | - **Caching & Optimization**
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| 71 | - Caching mechanism for static assets like themes and images.
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| 72 | - Configuration for memory usage and container concurrency limits.
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| 74 | **Security & Compliance**
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| 75 | - **Access Control**
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| 76 | - Secure password storage (bcrypt or similar).
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| 77 | - Two-factor authentication (2FA) option.
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| 78 | - **Network Security**
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| 79 | - Optional SSL/TLS termination for secure connections.
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| 80 | - Firewall and trusted host rules for Docker engine.
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| 81 | - **GDPR & Data Handling**
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| 82 | - User data export functionality.
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| 83 | - Data retention policies for logs and backups.
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| 85 | **API & Extensibility**
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| 86 | - **RESTful/GraphQL Interface**
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| 87 | - Endpoints to manage servers, theming, user roles, and logs.
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| 88 | - Auth tokens for third-party integrations.
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| 89 | - **Plugin/Module System**
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| 90 | - Standard interface for adding new functionality (chat systems, analytics, etc.).
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| 91 | - Hooks for events like server creation or theme updates.
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| 93 | **Testing & QA**
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| 94 | - **Automated Unit Tests**
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| 95 | - Coverage for RBAC logic, user registration, server operations.
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| 96 | - **Integration & End-to-end Tests**
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| 97 | - Tests for Docker Compose deployments and theme customizations.
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| 98 | - **Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)**
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| 99 | - Automated builds, tests, and deployments on code changes.
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| 101 | **Documentation & Support**
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| 102 | - **User & Provider Guides**
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| 103 | - Tutorials for creating servers, managing Docker Compose files, customizing themes.
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| 104 | - **Admin Documentation**
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| 105 | - Detailed guides for configuring, scaling, and troubleshooting the platform.
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| 106 | - **Community & Support Channels**
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| 107 | - Optional forum or ticketing system for technical help.
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