Infrastructure & Private Cloud

Private infrastructure without enterprise overhead.

Linux, virtualization, networking, storage, databases and application platforms designed as a coherent system that a growing company can actually operate.

The reality we start from

Infrastructure becomes expensive when complexity becomes invisible.

None of these problems arrive at once. They accumulate quietly — and they are all solvable with deliberate engineering rather than another round of emergency fixes.

Undocumented servers nobody can fully explain

Applications tied to individual machines

Inconsistent or untested backups

Unclear network boundaries

Growing dependency on scattered SaaS tools

Fragile reverse proxy configurations

Manual, error-prone deployment

Old virtual machines nobody wants to touch

Security rules added without architecture

Resources permanently oversized or constantly exhausted

What we build

Infrastructure capabilities

Linux systems

  • Ubuntu and Debian baselines
  • systemd services and dependencies
  • Storage and networking layout
  • Package lifecycle and updates

Virtualization & private cloud

  • Incus system containers and virtual machines
  • KVM/QEMU where full isolation is required
  • Resource allocation and snapshots
  • Workload migration between hosts

Network & edge

  • nginx and HAProxy reverse proxies
  • TLS management, VPN and WireGuard
  • Routing and network segmentation
  • Secure publication of internal services

Data services

  • PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB and Redis
  • Application database design and tuning
  • Backup and recovery procedures
  • Performance troubleshooting

Application environments

  • Web applications and APIs
  • Python, Node and PHP services
  • Static and dynamic sites
  • Internal line-of-business applications

Operations

  • Updates and lifecycle planning
  • Monitoring and log management
  • Backup verification and recovery drills
  • Documentation the next engineer can use

Private cloud layer

A practical private-cloud layer for many SMB workloads

Incus can provide a unified operational layer for Linux system containers and virtual machines while keeping infrastructure understandable and resource-efficient.

  • Workload isolation with containers and VMs side by side
  • Snapshots, migration and storage pools
  • Projects and networking per team or customer
  • API automation for repeatable operations

Not every private environment needs Kubernetes. Orchestrators solve real problems at a certain scale — and add operational cost below it. We choose per workload, not per trend.

Illustration of a server rack with a private cloud layer floating above it

Reference topology

A clear path from the internet to your workloads

Controlled exposure, a segmented private network, isolated workloads, shared data services and verified backups — one understandable system.

Internet
Edge / Reverse proxy — TLS, routing, policy
Private network — segmentation, VPN
Application workloads — web, APIs, internal tools
Collaboration workloads — files, talk, groupware
AI / Data workloads — models, vectors, pipelines
PostgreSQL / Redis — shared data services
Backup · Recovery · Snapshots

Technology we work with

Familiar tools, chosen deliberately

Linux Ubuntu Debian Incus KVM/QEMU nginx HAProxy WireGuard PostgreSQL MariaDB Redis
Illustration of a symmetric data center corridor between server racks

Operations first

Built to be run, not only installed

A deployment is only the beginning. We document what runs where, automate what repeats, monitor what matters and rehearse recovery before it is needed.

  • Runbooks and architecture records kept with the system
  • Monitoring that alerts on symptoms the business feels
  • Backup jobs that are restored, tested and verified
How we approach reliability

Infrastructure & Private Cloud

Let’s look at your current infrastructure.

Describe what is running today and what hurts. We will tell you honestly whether it needs restructuring, integration or simply better operations.