Debian is known for stability. Stable releases are conservative and get security updates for several years, so a Debian server can run for a long time, as long as someone keeps it updated and plans the next upgrade.
What we manage on Debian
- Security updates with apt, and a clear plan for each release upgrade
- SSH keys, nftables or ufw firewall, fail2ban and sensible defaults
- Nginx or Apache, PHP, MariaDB or MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis
- Mail servers, DNS and other classic services
- Backups of files and databases, with restore help
- Monitoring of load, memory, disk and uptime, with alerts
Problems we fix on Debian
- Old Debian releases that no longer get security updates
- Packages held back so long that upgrades become risky
- Mail and DNS servers that were set up years ago and never reviewed
- Servers with no backups, or backups nobody tested
- Slow databases and full disks
Upgrades and end of support
We track your Debian release and when security support ends. Before then we plan the next release upgrade step by step, with a backup and a test, so nothing breaks on the day.
How our migration service worksDebian server management: your questions answered
Do you manage old Debian servers?
Yes, and we tell you honestly what the risk is. If the release has ended support, we help you plan the upgrade or a move to a new server.
Can you move my server from Debian to AlmaLinux or Ubuntu?
Yes, as a migration to a fresh server, with a backup first and testing before the switch.
Do you manage Debian mail servers?
Yes. We look after mail delivery, SPF, DKIM and DMARC, blacklist checks and spam control.
Other systems we manage
Get your Debian server looked after
Tell us your version and where it is hosted. We reply with the next step and a fair price.