This book is a guide for administrators of a genericPhabricator installation.

Phabricator is afree andopen source professional suite of web-based software development collaboration tools. It can be used both as a software to be installed on a web server, or as a service maintained by someone else.

1. Starting points
   1. Support - how to find help by humans
   2. References - where to find some official documentation and other references
2. Overview
   1. Compare Phabricator and ... - a quick comparison between Phabricator and other solutions like GitLab
3. First steps
   1. Installation - how to install Phabricator on a server
   2. Authorize a client via SSH - how to upload an SSH public key in Phabricator
4. Modules
   1. Projects - how to create a project, configure policies etc.
   2. Herald - trigger actions from events
   3. Maniphest - discover the component handling Tasks and bug reports
   4. Arcanist - how developers interact with Phabricator
   5. Harbormaster - discover how to do continuous integration with Harbormaster
5. Additionals
   1. Configure inbound e-mail
      1. Using an existing mailbox

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