Linux Server Administration

Hardened, monitored infrastructure, managed by the same people who keep our own products online.

Who this is for

Teams running their own servers who've realized nobody actually owns uptime — a site that goes down at 2am with no one to call, a server nobody's patched since it was provisioned, or a deploy process that's still "SSH in and pull." We run this exact setup for our own products, self-hosted Supabase stacks and all, so we're not learning your stack on your invoice.

What'sincluded

Hardening & security audits

Firewalls, SSH hardening, patching cadence, and a real look at what's actually exposed.

Docker & containers

Containerized services managed properly, not a pile of docker-compose files nobody remembers the order of.

CI/CD pipelines

Automated build and test on every push, so "it worked on my machine" stops being a launch strategy.

Zero-downtime deploys

Blue/green deploy pipelines with health checks and automatic rollback, not a maintenance-window restart.

Monitoring & alerting

Uptime, resource, and log monitoring that actually pages someone — not a dashboard nobody opens.

Backup & disaster recovery

Tested backups and a real recovery plan, not just a cron job nobody's verified restores from.

Database administration

Postgres and MySQL tuning, backups, and migrations handled by people who read the query plans.

Incident response

Someone actually reachable when something breaks, with a documented runbook instead of institutional memory.

Real alerting, not a silent dashboard
Documented runbooks
No vendor lock-in
You keep direct SSH access

How thisis different

 Recommended
Wahenam
Typical host or freelancer
Incidents Root cause fixed at the layer it actually livesPatched at the surface, same issue returns
Access You always keep full root accessLocked out of your own servers
Monitoring Actively watched, not installed and forgottenSet up once, never checked again
Documentation Every change documentedTribal knowledge that leaves when the contractor does

How an infrastructureengagement usually starts

Not a rigid process - just the shape most engagements take.

01

We audit what is already running

A real look at your current setup before we touch anything.

02

A hardening plan, written down

What changes, why, and in what order - before we start.

03

Changes you can see happen

Real-time updates as work happens, not silence until it is "done."

04

We stay on call

Monitoring and response do not end the day the setup does.

Need someone to actuallyown your servers?

Tell us your current setup — we'll tell you what we'd change first.