Access
Console, SSH and DNS you grant. We do not need to own the provider login.
Linux, the stack the app needs, TLS and the first rollout — on infrastructure you already bought.
The deployment job
The VPS stays in your account. We configure Linux, the services the app uses, and the path from DNS to a working request.
Console, SSH and DNS you grant. We do not need to own the provider login.
OS updates, users, time, disks and a firewall that matches intended services.
Only the web server, runtime, data store or containers the application needs.
TLS, DNS, a first deploy, and checks that the homepage or API answers.
Not every item is appropriate for every customer. We install what the workload needs.
Bring the provider, the application stack, and whether this is a first go-live or a rebuild of something that already exists.
FAQ
Common Linux web stacks including Nginx or Apache, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, Redis, Docker and TLS. We choose components that fit the application rather than installing everything by default.
Yes. You retain the provider account and billing. We configure the server and application path with access you grant.
No. Many production hosts are configured directly. A panel is used only when it already exists or you specifically want one.
No. Containers are used when the application already fits that model. A conventional Linux web stack is still a valid production path.