RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian
Installing packages and restarting services isn't enterprise-level Linux administration. It's just survival.
We tune, harden, and maintain your Linux systems to ensure peak performance with the smallest possible attack surface.
15+ years of experience · LATAM coverage · 24/7 support · Fortinet, Cisco, VMware, Red Hat, and AWS-certified engineers
Do any of these situations sound familiar to you?
- Linux servers that haven't been checked or updated in months
- Default settings that leave doors open unnecessarily
- No one knows whether the system can handle a peak in actual load
This includes
Enterprise-level Linux administration goes far beyond simply installing packages: it includes kernel tuning, hardening, and patch management in accordance with international standards.
- Kernel tuning and performance: sysctl parameters, I/O schedulers, huge pages, and optimized file systems
- Hardening under CIS Controls: Service Management, PAM Policies, SELinux/AppArmor, and File Integrity Monitoring (AIDE)
- Planned and emergency patch management cycles with minimal impact on availability
- High availability with Pacemaker/Corosync clustering and load balancing for critical services
- Diagnosis and Performance Optimization of Specific Systems on Demand
Technologies and platforms we are proficient in
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- CentOS / Rocky Linux
- Ubuntu Server LTS
- Debian Stable
- Oracle Linux
- Kernel Tuning (sysctl)
- SELinux / AppArmor
- Pacemaker / Corosync
Choose how we work together
Monthly Support
Administration, security patches, monitoring, and continuous incident resolution.
Hardening Project
Hardening under CIS Controls with automated benchmark validation.
One-Time Consulting
Diagnosis and performance optimization of specific systems.
A performance and security assessment, with no upfront cost
We review your current Linux servers and show you—at no cost—where the security and performance risks lie before making any recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Linux distributions do you manage?
We work with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, CentOS, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu Server LTS, Debian Stable, and Oracle Linux, among others.
What is CIS hardening, and how invasive is it?
This involves hardening the operating system in accordance with CIS Controls, an international standard. It is implemented in a planned manner and validated using benchmarking tools such as Lynis and OpenSCAP before being considered complete.
Could there be downtime during the hardening process?
Changes are scheduled during maintenance windows agreed upon with you, and the highest-risk changes are tested first in a staging environment when one is available.
Do you manage servers with critical database workloads?
Yes, kernel tuning and I/O optimization are particularly important for database workloads, where we adjust specific parameters based on the engine being used.
An unmaintained Linux server is an attack surface that grows silently
Let's talk about your Linux systems—no strings attached.
