Server & OS management
Linux and Windows servers — patching, hardening and capacity management.
Infrastructure management support — servers, networks, storage, virtualization and cloud — monitored, maintained and supported 24/7 with engineers who own the operational layer.
Infrastructure drifts. Patches pile up, disks fill, network rules sprawl, certificates expire and monitoring gaps appear — especially when no one owns the operational layer. Most teams end up with developers or a part-time admin handling it reactively, until something breaks.
Opervics runs infrastructure management as a managed function — servers, networks, storage, virtualization, cloud and backup infrastructure monitored, patched, secured and supported 24/7.
Linux and Windows servers — patching, hardening and capacity management.
Firewalls, VPNs, routing, DNS and load balancers configured and monitored.
SAN/NAS, VMware, Proxmox and container hosts managed end-to-end.
Infra monitoring — uptime, resource, disk and service-level — tuned to reduce noise.
Backup policies, replication and restore drills — documented and tested.
Uptime, patch status, backup status, incidents and capacity trend.
These are the same operational issues we see across clients — and the same ones our process is designed to remove.
Devs or a part-time admin handle it reactively — until something breaks.
Security updates pile up — increasing exposure and audit risk.
No coverage on key services — incidents surface from users first.
Backups exist, but no one knows if a restore actually works.
Firewall rules accumulate; nobody knows what's allowed and why.
Nobody knows uptime, patch status or capacity trend.
Every service inherits the same baseline security posture, then adds service-specific controls on top.
Access, change management, monitoring and incident response aligned to SOC 2.
Role-based access across infra layers, SSH key management and auditable logs.
All infrastructure changes reviewed, logged and reversible — with rollback plans.
Uptime, patch status, backup status and incident summaries reported weekly.
On-prem, hybrid and cloud — AWS, Azure, GCP, VMware, Proxmox, bare metal and container hosts.
Yes — firewalls, VPNs, routing, DNS and load balancers are part of infrastructure management scope.
Least-privilege access, role-based permissions, SSH key management and audit logging — set by you.
Yes — patching and backup schedules are configured, documented and tested on a defined cadence.
Uptime, patch status, backup status, incident count and resolution time — reported weekly.
Per node, per environment, or as a monthly retainer — agreed upfront.
A short conversation is usually enough to scope the environment and propose a starting point.