We build and run server infrastructure that is fast, secure and scalable. VPS set-up, deploy pipelines, Docker, nginx, Caddy and PM2 — so your systems run 24/7 without downtime.
Full set-up of your server: operating system, firewall, SSH security, reverse proxy and backup — ready for production.
We containerise your applications with Docker — easier deploys, scalability and reproducible environments.
Automatic deploys from GitHub to your server: build, test, deploy and rollback — with one click or fully automated.
Firewall, fail2ban, SSL/TLS, automatic updates and security audits. We make sure your server is not an easy target.
Nginx or Caddy set up properly: multiple domains, automatic SSL renewal, caching and load balancing on a single server.
24/7 monitoring, automatic backups, log analysis and proactive maintenance. We spot problems before you do.
Many businesses overpay for shared hosting and get poor performance, no control and limited security in return. With your own VPS from an EU provider (we typically recommend OVH or Hetzner) you get:
When you hand the infrastructure over to us, you get a complete package: VPS provisioning, security hardening, SSL certificates, reverse proxy (nginx/Caddy), a deploy pipeline from GitHub, automated backups and 24/7 monitoring with alerts. You get one contact person who understands your whole stack — not a support team that says “it works on my machine”.
A VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a dedicated server in the cloud where you have full control over the operating system, software and security. Unlike shared hosting, your VPS runs with guaranteed resources — and you can install exactly what you need.
Your own VPS gives you full control, better performance, stronger security and the option to install custom software. For businesses that process customer data, EU-based VPS hosting is often a requirement for GDPR compliance.
A quality VPS typically costs DKK 150-600 a month with providers such as OVH and Hetzner. We handle set-up, security and operations — so you don’t have to think about the infrastructure.