Production services · Unified administration

Faiber Manage

Operate every enabled service from one project-aware control surface.

Faiber Manage is deployed once as a platform service and opens each service's administration in signed project context, avoiding a separate admin application in every sandbox.

Platform serviceinfera-manage8095
Unified administrationFaiber Manage
Domain recordsProjectsService panelsSSO handoffsProxy routes
01Project
02Handoff
03Panel
04Operate

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Feature map

The production behaviors this service owns, expressed as concrete product features instead of generic modules.

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Signed SSO handoff from the Faiber project page

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Project-aware navigation across enabled services

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Server-side proxying to sandbox service APIs

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One optimized administration deployment for the platform

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Best-fit products

Unified service administration

Operate every enabled service from one project-aware control surface.

Multi-project operations

Operate every enabled service from one project-aware control surface.

Secure project-context handoff

Operate every enabled service from one project-aware control surface.

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Operational gains

One admin surface

Faiber Manage is deployed once as a platform service and opens each service's administration in signed project context, avoiding a separate admin application in every sandbox.

Less per-sandbox overhead

Faiber Manage is deployed once as a platform service and opens each service's administration in signed project context, avoiding a separate admin application in every sandbox.

Consistent project context

Faiber Manage is deployed once as a platform service and opens each service's administration in signed project context, avoiding a separate admin application in every sandbox.

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Connected services

AgenticIdentityAll enabled servicesControl plane
ProjectsService panelsSSO handoffsProxy routes

Production wiring

How it runs in a Faiber project

Faiber runs this as a shared platform capability. Signed project context connects each enabled project to the same administration surface without duplicating the workload in every sandbox.

API

API boundary

Application code uses the service API or typed SDK contract. Identity, permissions, tenant scope, and project context stay explicit at every read and write boundary.

OPS

Manage-ready operations

Faiber Manage opens this service beside the rest of the enabled stack, so teams can inspect records, adjust settings, review health, and ask the Manage agent for guided service changes.

Faiber ManageLive operating surface
infera-manageOperate every enabled service from one project-aware control surface.
Signed SSO handoff from the Faiber project page
Project-aware navigation across enabled services
Server-side proxying to sandbox service APIs
Manage agent

Open LMS, Payments, and Messenger for this project and summarize what needs attention.

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Technical reference
Service ID: infera-manageInternal API port: 8095

These values support deployment wiring. Product code should use configured endpoints or SDK clients, not hard-coded internal addresses.

FAQ

Questions teams ask before enabling it

What does Faiber Manage add to a Faiber application?

Faiber Manage is deployed once as a platform service and opens each service's administration in signed project context, avoiding a separate admin application in every sandbox.

How is Faiber Manage provisioned?

Faiber provisions it once in the platform namespace. A signed project handoff supplies the active project and enabled-service context without duplicating the management application in each sandbox.

Can Faiber Manage be used with an existing frontend?

Yes. Faiber Manage exposes a defined API surface and can be integrated from an existing React application or a new Faiber project.

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