For hosting & agency teams
DevOps for hosting providers.Plesk, cPanel and bare metal.
Hundreds of client sites per server, thin margins, and one security flaw can ruin a weekend. We look after the servers and panels underneath, one task at a time or every day.
Where it usually hurts
The hosting-specific failure modes
01
Plesk and cPanel upgrades break things.
We upgrade one server first, with a way back.
02
One hacked or attacked site puts the whole server at risk.
We fence accounts off so one site cannot sink the rest.
03
Security patches wait on the panel vendor.
We patch the system on our own schedule.
04
AWS eats your margins.
We run hosting on Hetzner, OVH and dedicated servers every day.
Estate visibility
The whole estate, one screen deep
Hosting estates fail one box at a time. The dashboard we run lets you see which one needs attention before a support ticket asks the question for you.
estate status - live view
demo - concept layout
plesk-prod-01
load 0.42 - current
plesk-prod-02
load 0.61 - current
plesk-prod-03
load 1.8 - needs-restart
cpanel-prod-04
load 0.34 - current
cpanel-prod-05
load 0.55 - current
cpanel-prod-06
load 0.48 - current
plesk-stg-01
load 0.12 - current
plesk-edge-07
load 2.4 - kernel-cve-pending
What we usually run
The services behind this work
Plesk Servers Management
Upgrades, abuse handling and speed for Plesk servers.
Open servicecPanel Servers Management
cPanel and WHM servers, looked after properly.
Open serviceLinux Server Management
Patching, monitoring and fixes under both panels.
Open serviceServer Optimization
More sites per server, fewer support tickets.
Open serviceSecurity & Compliance
Security patches on your schedule, not the vendor's.
Open serviceFAQ
Common questions
Can you migrate us from Plesk to cPanel or vice versa?
Yes. Common case is consolidation onto one panel across the estate. We do a per-account audit, set up the target environment, migrate in batches with DNS pre-staging, and keep both sides live during the cutover window.
Do you support custom or in-house panels?
Case by case. If the panel is opinionated about what we can touch on the OS layer, we are usually the wrong fit. Plesk and cPanel are our daily; custom panels we evaluate first.
Bare-metal vs cloud for a hosting business?
Bare-metal usually wins on margin for hosting workloads at scale. Cloud is right for elastic spikes or specific compliance-driven workloads. We have the math both ways and tell you straight which makes sense for your traffic shape.
Reseller hosting - is that in scope?
We operate the server side; the reseller-aware billing and quota systems usually stay with you or your panel vendor. Panel-level abuse and performance is our work; customer-facing tooling is not.
Do we need a yearly contract, or can you help with one incident?
One incident is fine. A kernel patch cycle, a single compromised account, or one panel upgrade can each be scoped and fixed-priced on their own. A contract only makes sense once you want us watching the estate continuously.
Our IP ranges keep landing on blocklists. Can that be fixed?
Yes, and it is usually a process problem rather than a technical one. We add outbound mail limits and per-account rate limits so one compromised site cannot burn a whole range, monitoring that catches the pattern within minutes instead of after the listing, and a delisting and abuse-response routine. Then we work through the existing listings with the providers your customers actually use.
Other industries we cover
Sound like your situation?
Describe the problem and get a scope back
One task or the whole list. You get a plan, a time estimate and a fixed price before any work starts, and a straight answer if we are not the right people for it.