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Infrastructure support and administration
We deploy, administer and support Linux, Unix and Windows platforms. Our team has the experience and the vendor relationships to handle what you put in front of it, without subcontracting the knowledge out.
Deployments
Installation, configuration and rollout of open-source applications on physical or virtual servers: network services, mail, databases, firewalls and VPN. Every handover includes documentation of the configuration and a backup scheme that has been tested, not merely configured.
Linux administration
- Remote and onsite server administration
- Hardening and periodic configuration review
- Performance and capacity monitoring
- Permission auditing and privileged-account review
- Database support and administration
Support services
Online and onsite support, with escalation levels defined in writing.
fs Networking — remote third-line support
Comprehensive support, delivered remotely by specialists, across your entire networking infrastructure and services. It includes consulting, third-line escalation and security outsourcing: defining and reviewing security policies, vulnerability analysis and continuous platform monitoring.
When your in-house team runs out of a next level to escalate to, that next level is us — without you having to hire a full-time specialist you will need three times a year.
- Consulting on the existing network architecture
- Third-line support, local and remote
- Quality of service (QoS) management
- Vulnerability analysis and remediation
- Continuous monitoring, integrated into Nagios
Virtualization
Virtualization services and solutions on the most common platforms on the market: consolidation of physical servers, storage layer design and continuity planning.
UTM services
Deployment and administration of unified threat management platforms: content filtering, anti-spam, intrusion detection and bandwidth control. Covered in depth under perimeter security.
Development on Linux
Custom development and distribution tailoring when commercial software does not cover the case — from an operations script to a complete application.