Features

Platform Features

How automation, monitoring, Auto-Fix and backups work in detail, including what each one does not do.

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.

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Security Hardening

Install Fail2Ban, turn on ufw or firewalld and apply safer SSH settings on Ubuntu, Debian and RHEL-compatible servers without locking yourself out.

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Command 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.

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Server 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.

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Safe 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.

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Run 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.

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Auto-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.

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Server 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.

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Backup 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.

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Server 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.

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Team 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.

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