Linux Server Playbooks
Automate updates, security hardening, disk cleanup and software installs across Ubuntu, Debian and RHEL-compatible servers, with preflight checks and dry runs.
Learn more about Linux Server PlaybooksSecurity Hardening
Install Fail2Ban, turn on ufw or firewalld and apply safer SSH settings on Ubuntu, Debian and RHEL-compatible servers without locking yourself out.
Learn more about Security HardeningCommand Runner
Run a shell command across selected servers, groups, tags or operating systems. See live output from each server, retry failures and keep a full history.
Learn more about Command RunnerServer Templates
Prepare WordPress, Laravel, Node.js or Python servers, an Nginx reverse proxy with Let’s Encrypt, or a CI runner host in one run from tested playbooks.
Learn more about Server TemplatesSafe Rollouts
Roll out server changes safely: preflight checks on every server, a canary server confirmed by a person, then batches that stop when failures pass your limit.
Learn more about Safe RolloutsRun History
Every playbook, template and command run is recorded: who started it, the parameters, the servers, each server’s output and exit code, and the final result.
Learn more about Run HistoryAuto-Fix
When a monitored server fails a check, Auto-Fix tries a safe repair first: restart a stopped service, reload PHP-FPM or free disk space, then alerts if needed.
Learn more about Auto-FixServer Backups
Schedule backups of directories and MariaDB, MySQL or PostgreSQL databases to S3-compatible storage you own, with retention that keeps your last good copy.
Learn more about Server BackupsBackup Verification
Every backup is verified at its destination, and each source’s newest backup is restore-tested weekly in a scratch database that is dropped afterwards.
Learn more about Backup VerificationServer Management
Connect Linux servers from any provider over SSH, as root or a sudo user. The platform detects the distribution, package manager, privileges and hardware.
Learn more about Server ManagementTeam Access
Give each team member their own login to your servers, automation, monitors and backups. No shared passwords, and access removed the moment you revoke it.
Learn more about Team Access