Linux servers & access
Bring OS, SSH, firewall, reverse proxy and services to a clear, documented baseline.
DEVSECOPS / RUN
Operate systems securely without building an ops team first.
We take care of the recurring operations behind your software: Linux servers, secure access, deployments, monitoring, backups and a clear response to operational risk.
Operations areas
The foundation reliable software can run on.
Fewer surprises between releases.
- A technically reviewed scope instead of a generic tool list
- Security signals, monitoring and documented routines
- Bring-your-own server and EU options without provider lock-in
Hardening & security signals
Reduce attack surface, review patches and logs, and route relevant warnings to an owner.
CI/CD & Docker deployments
Make builds, tests and releases reproducible instead of relying on manual SSH steps.
Monitoring, backups & recovery
Use a few clear signals, tested backups and a realistic plan for failure.
Concrete entry points
When operations happen on the side and become risky.
- Updates, certificates and backups only happen when someone finds time.
- A VPS was set up quickly, but access, ports and ownership are unclear.
- A new application is ready to launch and needs a dependable server foundation.
- Monitoring exists but creates too many signals or no clear next action.
Operations process
Understand first, then secure and operate with control.
- 01
Map the baseline
Understand servers, services, access, data and ownership.
- 02
Prioritize risk
Sort security and operational risks by impact instead of producing an endless checklist.
- 03
Set up operations
Implement hardening, delivery, monitoring and backup routines around the system.
- 04
Verify the result
Make alerts, recovery and ownership observable rather than merely configured.
FAQ
What belongs in an operations scope.
Do we have to move to a specific provider?
No. Existing servers can usually stay if access and the technical basis are suitable. Provider and server costs remain separate.
Do you handle deployments as well?
Yes. CI/CD, Docker and agreed release flows can be part of the scope. The application itself is considered separately.
Is 24/7 on-call included?
Not automatically. Response times and on-call coverage are only promised when explicitly agreed and technically supportable.
Need to assess a server, deployment or routine?
Describe the application and current server state. We will suggest a clear starting scope.