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Virtual servers

VPS for business workloads: provider selection, setup, monitoring, backups. Local and international hosts.

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What it is

Hosting client applications and services on virtual servers. We pick a suitable provider, deploy infrastructure, configure it, and run ongoing ops — no need to own hardware.

What’s included

  • Provider selection: by workload and jurisdiction. Russian (Selectel, Timeweb, FirstVDS) for local services and data-residency. International (Hetzner, OVH, Scaleway, AWS) for global projects.
  • Deployment: OS install, baseline hardening (firewall, fail2ban, updates), SSH keys, application rollout.
  • Monitoring: Prometheus + Grafana or Zabbix, alerts to Telegram / email.
  • Backups: automated disk snapshots, off-site data backups to a different region.
  • Networking: VPN between servers, secure admin access, load balancing.
  • Scaling: adding capacity as you grow, migrating to higher-tier plans or a different host.

Typical workloads

  • Corporate services: 1C Web, intranet, CRM, email, file sharing.
  • Web apps and APIs: landing pages, e-commerce, mobile-app backends.
  • Databases and analytics: PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, OpenSearch.
  • Backup infrastructure: replication of on-prem servers to cloud, disaster-failover scenarios.

When you need this

  • You don’t want to spend on hardware for one or two services.
  • You need flexibility: launched a project, tested it, either it grows or it shuts down — without capex.
  • Data-residency requirement (local jurisdiction or, conversely, protection against local risks).
  • Core infrastructure is on-prem, but you need a standby site for disaster recovery.

Approach

Not locked into a single provider. We choose by actual requirements — price, latency, jurisdiction, available services. If a provider stops fitting on any of those axes tomorrow, we migrate.