Infrastructure
Keep servers, storage, and core services aligned with business requirements instead of reacting to failures.
- Capacity planning
- System hardening
- Service continuity
Managed IT services
Stable systems should feel ordinary.
The goal is not to make IT exciting. The goal is to make it predictable, secure, and easy to recover when something changes.
What we manage
Infrastructure that is designed to stay understandable.
We pay attention to the pieces that make everyday work possible: the servers, the storage, the network, the mail stack, and the virtualization layer.
Monitoring
Track the health of critical systems so problems are visible before users are blocked.
- Alert review
- Trend awareness
- Practical escalation
Network management
Keep connectivity, segmentation, and remote access understandable and secure.
- Firewall changes
- VPN access
- Traffic and exposure review
Virtualization
Run workloads in a controlled environment that supports recovery, testing, and maintenance.
- Proxmox familiarity
- Service separation
- Recovery planning
Technical depth
We work comfortably with the stack that runs behind the business.
Access 403 routinely works with FreeBSD, ZFS, Proxmox, Apache, Dovecot, Sendmail, Nextcloud, pfSense, and OPNsense.
Mailbox and mailflow
Mail systems should be reliable, secure, and easy to reason about.
Storage integrity
ZFS and sensible recovery planning reduce surprises during incidents.
System boundaries
Virtualization can simplify maintenance when it is structured well.
Maintenance discipline
Good ops work is visible in the absence of avoidable interruption.
Next step
If the current setup feels fragile, let's make it easier to run.
We can review the infrastructure layer and identify the work that will improve stability, security, and supportability.