Linux is the foundation of most web infrastructure worldwide — and the primary operating system we deploy for our clients' servers. We have been administering servers running Ubuntu Server, Debian, AlmaLinux, and CentOS for years, in production environments hosting WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, and custom web applications. We configure servers from scratch, harden the operating system, deploy firewalls, design backup strategies, and monitor infrastructure 24/7. Every Linux server we deliver is tailored to the specific requirements of your application — we do not rely on templates or default configurations.
We install and configure Linux servers from scratch — selecting the distribution based on project requirements, configuring partitioning, filesystem, networking, package repositories, and core system services. Ubuntu Server and Debian for WordPress web environments, AlmaLinux as a stable CentOS successor for production workloads requiring long-term support.
We secure Linux servers with a multi-layered approach: system and kernel updates, disabling unnecessary services and daemons, configuring iptables or nftables firewall, restricting SSH access to public key authentication only, deploying fail2ban, configuring AppArmor or SELinux, setting password policies, and auditing file permissions. Each layer reduces the attack surface.
We configure kernel-level firewalls on Linux — iptables for older distributions, nftables for newer ones. We define traffic filtering rules, close unused ports, and segment access to services. We deploy fail2ban for automatic blocking of brute-force attempts on SSH, FTP, admin panels, and other listening services.
We configure and optimize web servers on Linux for WordPress and WooCommerce: Nginx with FastCGI cache, Apache with mod_rewrite and MPM event, PHP-FPM with dedicated pools per site. Redis or Memcached as object cache, OPcache for compiled PHP bytecode. We tune worker_processes, keepalive, buffers, and limits for your specific workload.
We design and implement backup strategies on Linux servers using rsync, borgbackup, restic, or provider snapshots. Local and remote (offsite) copies with AES-256 encryption and retention rotation. We regularly test recovery procedures — a backup you have not tested is not a backup.
We monitor Linux servers around the clock: availability, CPU load, RAM usage, disk and partition utilization, network traffic, system and application service status. Alerts are sent immediately — we respond to issues before they affect your website. We perform regular security updates for the OS and all software.
A Linux server is not something you set up and forget about. It is a living infrastructure that requires regular updates, monitoring, log reviews, and responses to evolving threats. Every server we manage is tailored to the specific requirements of the application — we do not copy configurations from Stack Overflow and hope for the best.
We manage servers running Ubuntu Server, Debian, AlmaLinux, and CentOS. We choose the distribution based on project requirements — Ubuntu and Debian for web and WordPress environments, AlmaLinux as a stable CentOS successor for production workloads.
Yes. We administer VPS and dedicated servers at any provider — OVH, Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Linode, AWS EC2, GCP Compute Engine, and many others. We work with your existing infrastructure or help you choose the optimal provider.
Hardening includes system and kernel updates, disabling unnecessary services and daemons, configuring iptables or nftables firewall, restricting SSH access to keys, deploying fail2ban, configuring AppArmor or SELinux, setting password policies, and auditing file and directory permissions.
Yes. We monitor server availability, CPU load, RAM usage, disk and partition utilization, network traffic, and the status of system and application services. Alerts are sent immediately — we respond to issues before they affect your website.
We design backup strategies using tools such as rsync, borgbackup, restic, or provider snapshots. Backups are stored locally and remotely (offsite), with encryption and rotation. We regularly test recovery procedures to ensure backups work in practice.
Yes. We configure Nginx with FastCGI cache, PHP-FPM with dedicated pools, Redis or Memcached as object cache, and OPcache. We tune worker_processes, keepalive, buffers, and limits — every parameter is tailored to your specific WordPress or WooCommerce workload.
Yes. We perform complete WordPress and WooCommerce migrations to new Linux servers — we configure the environment from scratch, transfer files and databases, and test everything before switching DNS. Migrations are carried out with zero downtime and no data loss.
We will prepare a Linux server administration offer tailored to your needs. No commitments, no marketing jargon — a concrete proposal after a short conversation or infrastructure analysis.
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