Arianet documentation
Arianet (Ariaservice) provides cloud servers, virtual private servers, shared hosting, dedicated servers and SMS. Every product has a REST API, all of them work with one API token, and most are also available through the CLI and Terraform. This page is the map of the documentation.
Quick startFrom creating a token to your first server in minutesAuthenticationCreating tokens, scopes and keeping them safeAPI conventionsErrors, rate limits, pagination and asynchronous operationsAPI referenceOpenAPI documents and interactive references for every APICLIManage everything from your terminal with arianetFor AI toolsllms.txt, Markdown pages and rules for agents
Products and APIs
Every API sits behind one gateway, https://api.ariaservice.net; each product has its own path and version.
| Product | Base URL | CLI | Terraform | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arianet Cloud: cloud servers, volumes, networks, firewalls, IPs, load balancers | /cloud/v1 | arianet cloud | Yes | Cloud API |
| Virtual private servers (VPS) | /api/v1 | arianet vps | - | VPS API |
Regional VPS (such as iran-1) | /vps/v1 | arianet vps regional ¹ | - | Regional VPS |
| Shared and reseller hosting (cPanel, DirectAdmin) | /hosting/v1 | arianet hosting ¹ | - | Hosting |
| Dedicated servers | /baremetal/v1 | arianet baremetal ¹ | - | Dedicated servers |
| SMS | /sms/v1 | arianet sms ¹ | - | SMS |
¹ Since CLI v0.6.0; update an older install with arianet upgrade.
Which tool?
| Tool | Best for | Start |
|---|---|---|
| The API (REST) | Your own application, in any language that speaks HTTP | Quick start |
| CLI | Day-to-day work in a terminal, shell scripts and CI | Install in three steps |
| Terraform | Describing and versioning cloud infrastructure as code | Provider setup |
| Control panel | Manual work without code | panel.ariaservice.net |
Where should I start?
- Developers: the quick start, then API conventions and the product page. For every detail of an endpoint, go to the API reference.
- DevOps engineers: the CLI and Terraform; create a separate least-privilege token per pipeline (keeping tokens safe).
- Managers and non-technical readers: Concepts and glossary explains every term in plain language; the first paragraph of each product page says what the product does.
- AI tools and autonomous agents: For AI tools and
llms.txt.
More help
- Control panel: servers, tokens and billing
- Service status: if something is not working, check here first
- Contact support
- CLI on GitHub: source, releases and issues