Documentation Map and Learning Paths

How This Knowledge Base Is Organised

The CloudAIPilot Knowledge Base is organised into sections that correspond to major areas of the product. Each section focuses on a specific part of the platform, from connecting cloud accounts and provisioning servers to using the AI Pilot and managing team access.

Below is a quick map of all sections, followed by recommended reading paths for common use cases.

Section Map

SectionWhat it covers
KB-00 Getting StartedAccount setup, dashboard navigation, core concepts
KB-01 Cloud AccountsConnecting AWS, GCP, Azure, and DigitalOcean accounts
KB-02 ServersProvisioning, importing, managing, and troubleshooting servers
KB-03 SitesCreating and managing web sites: domains, SSL, deployments
KB-04 Apps (Docker & Git)Container apps, Docker Compose, Git-based deployments
KB-05 Backups & RestoreBackup schedules, on-demand backups, restoring data
KB-06 MonitoringServer metrics, alert rules, incident response
KB-07 AI PilotAI modes (Ask, Plan, Agent), approval cards, safety controls
KB-08 FinOpsCloud cost visibility, anomaly detection, budgets
KB-09 Team & AccessInviting members, roles (Owner/Admin/Member/Viewer), org settings
KB-10 NotificationsEmail, Slack, Telegram, and webhook notification channels
KB-11 Security & PQCSecurity model, secret handling, data isolation
KB-12 TroubleshootingStep-by-step playbooks for common failures
KB-13 API & WebhooksAPI authentication, webhook setup, CI pipeline integration
KB-14 Agency ModeManaging multiple client organisations, white-label, staff roles

Path 1: Freelancer or Agency

You manage infrastructure for multiple clients and want to consolidate it all in one place.

  1. KB-01: Connect your clients' cloud accounts (AWS, GCP, Azure, or DigitalOcean).
  2. KB-02: Provision or import servers for each client project.
  3. KB-03: Create client sites with custom domains and SSL certificates.
  4. KB-05: Set up automated backup schedules for client data.
  5. KB-14: Use Agency Mode to manage client organisations and set up white-label branding.

Path 2: Developer

You are deploying web apps or containerised services and want automation for deployments and monitoring.

  1. KB-04: Set up Docker or Git-based app deployments with automatic webhook deploys.
  2. KB-03: Configure domains, SSL, and environment variables for your sites.
  3. KB-07: Use AI Pilot to diagnose failed builds, check logs, and run routine tasks.
  4. KB-06: Set up monitoring alerts so you know when something goes wrong.

Path 3: Organisation Manager

You oversee team access and want visibility into costs and operations across multiple cloud accounts.

  1. KB-09: Invite team members and assign roles (Owner, Admin, Member, or Viewer).
  2. KB-08: Connect billing data for FinOps cost visibility and anomaly detection.
  3. KB-06: Configure alert rules and notification routing so the right people are notified.
  4. KB-07: Review AI Agent settings and Production Protection controls.

Using AI Pilot While You Work

The AI Pilot (available in Ask, Plan, and Agent modes) can help you navigate CloudAIPilot and take actions directly. If you get stuck, open the AI chat in the dashboard and describe what you are trying to do. The AI Pilot can look up your servers, check logs, and suggest next steps — or take action with your approval.


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