Inventory
Map services, dependencies, versions, capacity and known risks.
Managed infrastructure
Managed Linux infrastructure for services that need to keep running.
Administration is more than updating packages. Standardization, hardening, capacity, logs, backup, networking and documentation need to work as one operational discipline.
Technical operations
Stable servers come from process, not luck.
Accumulated configuration, changes without evidence, services without baselines and untracked capacity create avoidable incidents. Operations need to understand state, dependencies and impact before making changes.
Possible scope
- Rocky/RHEL and Linux ecosystem administration
- Hardening and configuration review
- Systemd, logs and services
- Virtualization and workloads
- Networking, storage and capacity
- Documentation and operations
Operational discipline
Understand, standardize and maintain.
Standardize
Apply configuration and hardening consistent with the server role.
Operate
Monitor, document and execute changes with validation and rollback capability.
When it fits
Linux environments supporting business applications and services.
It fits businesses that need specialized administration without building a full internal Linux team. It can operate on physical servers, virtual machines, cloud or as part of EvoOS.
FAQ
Questions about Linux infrastructure.
Do you work only with EvoOS?
No. Evo PS manages Linux environments with or without EvoOS.
Does the service include hardening?
It can. The hardening level is defined according to server role, risk, compatibility and contract.
Do you manage cloud environments too?
Yes. Scope can cover on-premises, virtual and cloud resources according to the project.
Impact diagnostic
What does downtime cost — before you find out the hard way?
Simulate up to 10 days of downtime, estimate measurable financial impact and identify business areas and controls that can increase or reduce exposure.
Executive estimate. No credentials or sensitive technical information.