Managed Linux Server Hosting

We run everything underneath your application: the host and the virtual machine, the operating system and its patching, nightly backup and restore testing, intrusion prevention, and the firewall and reverse proxy that publish the server to the internet.

What runs on top is yours to choose and yours to control, which is rather the point of having a server instead of a fixed product. So the software you install, its configuration, and its own updates sit with you, unless you would like us to take them on.

Yes, and most clients want at least some of it. Installation and setup are quoted as a one-time project once we know what the application is. Ongoing management is quoted separately, because the honest answer depends entirely on what it is: a small internal tool and a busy database with a compliance obligation are not the same commitment, and we would rather size it properly than publish a number that is wrong for one of you.

Ad-hoc work outside an agreed scope is billed at $150 per hour.

We isolate it, work out what happened, and restore from a backup taken before the compromise. Routine restores are included at no extra charge.

Recovery following a security incident is billed at the hourly rate, because it is incident response rather than backup support. Working out which restore point predates the compromise, confirming the environment is clean before restoring into it, and making sure nothing reinfects is investigative work, and it takes as long as it takes.

Backups run nightly and are kept as 4 daily, 2 weekly, 6 monthly, and 1 yearly restore point. That shape is deliberate. The daily copies cover the mistake you notice immediately, the monthly copies cover the corruption or deletion nobody spots for weeks, and the yearly copy covers the question you did not know you would be asked.

Storage can be added at any time. Processor and memory are fixed at each tier, so growing past tier 2 means a quote rather than a bigger line on the invoice. That is not an upsell mechanism: memory in particular has become expensive enough that a large increase is a genuine hardware decision on our side, and we would rather have that conversation than pretend it is a slider.

No. Hosting is sold on its own, and plenty of people come to us for exactly one server and nothing else. If you already work with us, the server simply joins the environment we are managing for you, and the support you have applies to it.

On Veldtech infrastructure in a Reno, Nevada datacenter, on the same virtualization platform we run our own systems on. Far enough from Sacramento to sit outside the same regional risk, and close enough that latency is not something you will notice.