DevOps and Linux server administration
If your website or store needs to run without surprises, you need: a solid server, safe deployments, monitoring and backups. You get exactly that — from VPS setup, through Docker and CI/CD, to full monitoring with alerts.
Who is this for
- Online stores (PrestaShop, WooCommerce, custom) that need a stable and high-performance server
- SaaS companies and startups that want to automate deployments and have monitoring from day one
- Agencies and software houses that need DevOps support for their clients
- VPS or dedicated server owners who want professional administration and security
Problems this solves
- ! Server configured ad-hoc without documentation – nobody knows what is installed or how it works
- ! No monitoring – you learn about outages from customers, not from an alert
- ! No backups, or backups that have never been tested for restore
- ! Manual FTP deployments – risk of errors, no versioning, no rollback
- ! Server performance issues: slow database, no cache, disk running full
- ! Security concerns: outdated software, default configurations, no firewall
When you should consider this
- VPS or dedicated server selection based on traffic and database needs
- Installation and configuration: Nginx/Apache, PHP-FPM, MySQL, Redis
- Docker / docker-compose for repeatable environments (dev/stage/prod)
- CI/CD (GitLab CI / GitHub Actions): build, test, deploy, rollback
- Monitoring and alerting: uptime, logs, metrics, cron/heartbeat (Grafana/Prometheus/Loki)
- Backups + restore testing + disaster recovery plan (3-2-1 strategy)
- Hardening and security: WAF/ModSecurity, firewall, least privilege, updates
How the process works
Audit and consultation
Your current infrastructure gets reviewed for gaps and risks. You receive a report with priorities and an action plan.
Plan and priorities
You get a defined order of changes: critical items first (backups, security), then optimization and automation.
Implementation
Your server gets configured with Docker, CI/CD, monitoring and backups. Every step is tested and documented.
Monitoring and documentation
After deployment: dashboards, alerts, documentation. Optionally – ongoing maintenance with SLA and reports.
- 1
Audit and consultation
Your current infrastructure gets reviewed for gaps and risks. You receive a report with priorities and an action plan.
- 2
Plan and priorities
You get a defined order of changes: critical items first (backups, security), then optimization and automation.
- 3
Implementation
Your server gets configured with Docker, CI/CD, monitoring and backups. Every step is tested and documented.
- 4
Monitoring and documentation
After deployment: dashboards, alerts, documentation. Optionally – ongoing maintenance with SLA and reports.