Separate accounts
Sites, PHP processes, databases and permissions are tied to the right project, reducing interference and cross-account access.
In Nodavik it starts with architecture: separate accounts, isolated services, controlled privileged operations and verification before trusting a result.
Sites, PHP processes, databases and permissions are tied to the right project, reducing interference and cross-account access.
The web panel cannot freely execute administrative commands. It can only request known, validated operations.
Backups and restores are checked. Sensitive updates can be tested on a separate copy.
Important actions must leave a clear history that is useful to both users and diagnostics.
Core operations respect separate boundaries and identities.
Authentication, sessions, login limits, permissions and request protection.
Attribution, alerts and protection from CPU, memory and process abuse.
The public panel does not yet expose administrative functions to end users. Access, sessions, permissions, request protection and secure secret handling will be completed and verified first.
Features that have not yet been certified remain disabled or read-only. A finished screen does not automatically make the underlying function ready.