WHMCS Database Ecosystem & Migration Inspector
Full 219-table PostgreSQL WHMCS ecosystem running natively under schema securehos_whmcs1
Upload WHMCS Database Dump (`.sql.gz` / `.sql`)
Upload your raw WHMCS MySQL/MariaDB compressed database dump (e.g. securehos_whmcs1.sql.gz). The pipeline will automatically stream the dump into MariaDB, compile 219 tables into PostgreSQL via pgloader, and preserve 100% of client BCrypt login hashes.
.sql.gz or .sql file hereHostAsia's NextGen architecture runs natively on top of the live WHMCS database inside PostgreSQL (hostasiadb.securehos_whmcs1). All 219 WHMCS tables (users, clients, passwords, invoices, products, servers, tickets) are actively queried and updated in real-time. Clients can log in directly using their existing WHMCS passwords with zero resets required.
Core WHMCS Tables & HostAsia Integration Matrix0 Tables Displayed
Live statistics queried directly from PostgreSQL schema securehos_whmcs1
| WHMCS Table Name | Category | WHMCS Purpose & Contents | HostAsia Integration Role | Live Rows | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Zero-Friction WHMCS Architectural Integrity
In standard web panel migrations, agencies attempt to export messy MySQL dump files and recreate users manually. HostAsia solves this fundamentally:
WHMCS stores client password hashes in tblusers.password using standard BCrypt ($2y$). HostAsia validates client logins directly against these hashes, so existing customers log in seamlessly without any reset link.
All 1,803 historical invoices (tblinvoices) and line items (tblinvoiceitems) are directly rendered in client and admin portals, and Razorpay payments update tblaccounts and invoice status in real time.
Hosting services (tblhosting) retain their cPanel usernames, server cluster mappings (tblservers), and IP allocations. Automated provisioning and single-sign-on operate natively.
HostAsia NextGen Engine vs Legacy WHMCS
HostAsia replaces the outdated PHP 7/8 WHMCS runtime with a modern high-performance stack while preserving the complete database foundation:
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