Founder-led operations for businesses that need secure infrastructure
Transparent, sovereign, human. Founder-led DevSecOps operations so you can focus on your product.
Capability catalog for suitable, reviewed customer setups
Shown as our capability catalog. Customers do not self-select tools; we size and recommend the right stack after review.
Collaborative intrusion prevention and blocking.
Alternative to: Managed WAF / IPS
Container runtime and image tooling.
Alternative to: Docker Desktop paid tiers
Reliable relational database for production business apps.
Alternative to: AWS RDS / Cloud SQL
Open-source SIEM and endpoint security platform.
Alternative to: Splunk / Microsoft Sentinel
Production monitoring for servers, networks, applications and alerts.
Alternative to: Datadog / New Relic / Dynatrace
Prometheus alert routing, grouping and silencing.
Alternative to: PagerDuty / Opsgenie
Agentless configuration management and automation.
Alternative to: Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
Backend-as-a-service for auth, databases, storage and functions.
Alternative to: Firebase
Declarative GitOps continuous delivery for Kubernetes.
Alternative to: Harness / Octopus Deploy
Simple self-hosted documentation and wiki platform.
Alternative to: Confluence / Notion
Deduplicated encrypted backup system.
Alternative to: Veeam / Druva
Open-source status page system.
Alternative to: Statuspage
From first audit to ongoing operations, our DevSecOps process brings your infrastructure to enterprise level.
We analyze your current infrastructure, identify security gaps and define the scope.
We harden your servers against CIS benchmarks, deploy CrowdSec and Wazuh SIEM, and set up automated patching.
We build deployment pipelines, automate releases and bring Infrastructure as Code into your workflow.
Automated monitoring tools with alerting, practical incident preparation and monthly security reports.
You can move fast with AI tools and ship the first version yourself. We help with the part that decides whether customers can trust it: architecture review, secure deployment, observability and a production operating model.
We review the stack, repo, data model and deployment assumptions before fragile choices become expensive.
Hardening, CI/CD, monitoring, backups and secrets handling are set up around the product you already built.
You keep product momentum while we handle security, reliability and the boring production work.
Expand what you sell with secure Linux operations, monitoring and incident readiness — backed by G Unit Solutions behind the scenes.
Your agency does not need to hire a full-time ops team to offer clients managed servers, security hardening and reliable deployments.
We handle the operational work: onboarding, hardening, Wazuh and Zabbix monitoring, backup checks and agreed admin time — aligned with your client projects and bring-your-own-server model.
Whether it is a new client setup, pipeline improvement, server hardening or ongoing background support: you keep the client relationship, we deliver dependable infrastructure.
Work with us as your technical partner and deliver safer servers, more stable deployments and planned operations to your clients — based on our managed ops plans.
Interested in working together?
Choose the right operations scope: 1 server, up to 3 servers or business-critical. We recommend open-source tools after technical review so nobody overbuys or buys the wrong stack.
Structured operations for one secured Linux server
Predictable operations for SMB setups up to 3 servers
For regulated teams, multi-server setups and higher risk
All prices are net plus VAT. Server/VPS costs are not included. Included is operations: onboarding, hardening, monitoring, security and agreed admin time. Additional servers and special stacks are technically reviewed before implementation.
Practical writing on secure Linux operations, monitoring, backups and security automation.
Articles in English
A practical baseline for SSH, firewall rules, patching, logs, backups and monitoring before production traffic arrives.
More alerts do not mean better operations. Small teams need fewer, clearer signals tied to real action.
A backup that has never been restored is only an assumption. Restore tests turn that assumption into evidence.