Servers that are built to work.
Managed Linux servers and IT infrastructure for businesses that do not need a full-time administrator, but cannot afford to wait for an outage.
Three levels of care.
One goal: confidence.
I do not sell random hours. We first understand the environment, then agree on responsibility, service windows and response times.
Monitoring
For businesses that want to detect server and service problems earlier.
- availability and resource monitoring
- alerts and monthly report
- backup and certificate checks
Administration
Regular care for a server, backups, updates and security, without having to monitor every detail internally.
- monitoring and response
- updates and hardening
- agreed SLA and work allowance
Infrastructure
For businesses that need organised care for several servers, mail, DNS, databases or production systems.
- documentation and change planning
- backup and recovery tests
- priority SLA
IT Consulting
Support with technology decisions that helps reduce the risk of unnecessary cost, downtime or a solution the business cannot maintain.
- analysis of the situation and needs
- solution recommendations
- change and investment planning
Business value
Fewer surprises. Simpler decisions.
I help businesses notice problems earlier, plan changes and understand what each service is responsible for. This lets technology support everyday work instead of creating constant firefighting.
- Earlier information about problems.
- Backups and recovery procedures that are checked regularly.
- A clear scope of responsibility and response time.
- Technical decisions explained in plain language.
Experience that supports more confident technical decisions.
I have 19 years of IT experience, including more than 17 years in systems administration. I have worked with production environments for a major web portal, servers, web services, databases, mail systems and infrastructure where continuity matters. Today I help businesses organise their technical environment, notice problems earlier and make decisions based on facts.
Environments and projects
In my work, I have worked with environments and projects connected with these brands, among others.

A clear path to stable operations.
First, I learn about your needs and environment. Then we choose the right scope: an audit, monitoring or ongoing administration.
Conversation
I learn about your services, dependencies and expectations.
Audit
I check access, running services, backups, updates and risks.
Scope
We agree on service, windows and SLA.
Report
You know what works, what needs attention and why.
See where your service could start.
This is an indicative starting point, not an automatic quote. The final scope depends on services, risk and SLA.
Good administration starts with knowing what is really going on inside the server.