We run servers, networks, and databases for SMBs. Backups that actually restore. 1C that doesn't fall over on payroll day. Information security without the noise.
Not the brochure-ware server dream. The real stack: a couple of physical hosts, a hypervisor, a handful of VMs, backups in two geographic locations. We monitor what matters, we leave the rest of the system alone.
One contract, one team. Services combine: managed IT support + 1C + infosec — the typical bundle for a mid-size office.
Semantic search across corporate knowledge bases, assistants for routine work, model fine-tuning on your domain.
Reviving programs and drivers that no longer build on current operating systems, compilers, or language runtimes.
Home Assistant as the brain for offices, homes, and shop floors. Bridges to legacy controllers and equipment with no cloud dependency.
Bots for leads and notifications, Mini Apps inside Telegram, payment intake with inline buttons. From a first MVP to a service running under load.
One contract covers user support, servers, networks, backups, and asset inventory. One account manager per client.
Perimeter audit, leak prevention, access control, anti-spam, backups. Licensed tools, regulatory compliance.
If you've never restored from a backup, you don't have a backup.
— operational principle · profor.pro · 2008–2026
Real incidents we document — sometimes they become blog posts, sometimes they stay internal notes.
The client was relocating between two sites. Main database downtime over half an hour was unacceptable — three legal entities ran their 1C on it. The fix: stand up a replica at the new site in advance via pglogical, wait for the full sync, switch the connection string during the accounting team's lunch break. Actual downtime — 4 minutes 18 seconds, mostly DNS cache.
We reply within one business day. No bots, no auto-responders. If you have a specific pain — write us, we'll talk through how we've handled it before.
