Documentation
The documentation uses the fictional Example Ltd to explain everything.
Using Heinzel Pro
For everybody who works with Heinzel Pro, hosted or in an installation of their own. The interface is the same.
Chapter 1
Getting started
From the invitation to the first approval, in a quarter of an hour.
Chapter 2
Examples
Four cases from the daily work of Example Ltd, step by step: backup alert, nightly run, finding, php2shell.
Chapter 3
Sessions and approvals
Writing a task, reading command cards, the three levels, plans, sharing, reports.
Chapter 4
Servers and connections
Adding and preparing a server, logins, keys, jump hosts, VPN, import.
Chapter 5
Schedules, findings and rollouts
Letting it work alone at night, reading the report in the morning, working off findings.
Chapter 6
Rights and tenants
Who may do what on which server, ceilings, the block list, the emergency stop, tenants.
Running it on premises
For the person who installs Heinzel Pro on a host of their own and keeps it running. A container plus PostgreSQL; anybody who knows Docker Compose is done in an hour.
Chapter 7
Installing on premises
Docker Compose, reverse proxy, mail, first sign-in. With a checklist and what can go wrong.
Chapter 8
Upgrade
Change one line, check, step back if need be. Without interruption with two slots.
Chapter 9
Operations
Backup, restore, monitoring, rotating the key, locked out, troubleshooting.
Reference
The guides to look things up in, fuller than the chapters and without screens.
Reference
Administration guide
The complete manual: roles, rights, tenants, servers, keys, VPN, sessions, schedules.
Reference
Security architecture
Trust boundaries, the way of a command, what leaves the installation, known limits.
Reference
Licensing
Trial, seats, keys, source code for individual customers.
Reference
API
Tokens, the calls, the command heinzel for the shell.