Hello everyone

I'm excited to share my final project for the RustCamp course. The goal was to build a complete, self-sufficient server lifecycle management system as a full-stack replacement for the core functionality of WHMCS.

Project Overview

The project is a full-stack platform for managing a Proxmox VE instance. It consists of several key components:

• Core Server Management API: A REST API built with Rust (Axum, SQLx for PostgreSQL) that orchestrates server lifecycle operations (provisioning, start/stop, etc.) by communicating directly with the Proxmox API. It features JWT authentication and synchronous background jobs for long-running tasks.
• Interactive Frontend Dashboard: A modern single-page application built with React, allowing users to log in, view their servers, and trigger management actions.
• Standalone Migration Utility: A command-line tool written in Rust to demonstrate a safe and idempotent data migration from a legacy WHMCS (MySQL) database to the new system's PostgreSQL database.

Project Structure Note

You might notice the project repository has an empty main branch, with all the work contained in a single large pull request . This structure was a specific requirement of the project assignment to simulate a real-world code review process.

I would be very grateful if you could take a look at the implementation in the Pull Request. If you like the project or find it interesting, a review and an "Approve" would be greatly appreciated!

You can find the Pull Request here.

Demo

You can see a video demonstration of the platform in action here. I'd be happy to answer any questions or receive feedback. Thanks for checking it out.

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