Labs64.IO Documentation

Build a secure commerce platform one focused capability at a time. Labs64.IO combines independently deployable services with shared identity, policy, routing, observability, and operational conventions.

Whether you are evaluating one service, integrating a product team, or operating the ecosystem on Kubernetes, this guide is the shortest path from first request to a production-ready foundation.

In a hurry? The Quickstart installs the platform on any Kubernetes cluster with one script and has you calling an API in about five minutes.

I want to… Start here
Understand the platform and its vocabulary What is Labs64.IO? · Core concepts
Run it: on a laptop, on my cluster, or from source Get started
Explore a product capability Services & Modules
Run the platform reliably Operate & Manage
Find a contract or setting Reference

The ecosystem at a glance

Every request enters through the Auth Gateway. Modules communicate with each other exclusively through REST calls across the gateway; audit events are delivered to AuditFlow over its HTTP API. No module connects directly to another module’s database.

flowchart TB
  Client(["Client / Browser"]) --> AG["Auth Gateway<br/>edge: authn + authz"]
  AG --> CP[Customer Portal]
  AG --> CO[Checkout]
  AG --> PG[Payment Gateway]
  AG --> AF[AuditFlow]

  CO -->|"REST: initiate payment"| PG
  PG -->|"Audit events (HTTP)"| AF
  AF -->|"Route per tenant"| SINKS[("Your sinks:<br/>OpenSearch, S3, Splunk")]

A practical path to value

  1. Choose a path. Install the platform in minutes with the Quickstart, run one service locally, prepare a Kubernetes environment for your team, or build everything from source.
  2. Use a capability. Each service page explains its role, integration boundary, configuration, operations, and next step.
  3. Operate with confidence. Apply the shared deployment, security, observability, and tenancy patterns before production.

How to read availability

Service pages marked Planned describe the intended integration and operating model. They help you design ahead, but are not a callable product contract yet. Pages without that badge document the services you can evaluate today.

Documentation map

Section For What you will find
Overview Everyone Platform purpose, concepts, and architecture
Get Started First adopters and contributors A five-minute quickstart, then local, cluster and from-source paths
Services & Modules Builders Product areas, service roles, and integration paths
Operate & Manage Platform teams Helm, routing, persistence, scaling, security, and runbooks
Reference Integrators APIs, events, configuration, images, charts, and glossary

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