Infrastructure
Infrastructure, handed over
Hosting, cloud and VPS, domains, and email — provisioned, patched, and maintained by Noiz. The client gets working systems; the upkeep stays off their plate.
All systems secure
Infrastructure that doesn't make noise.
Noiz runs the hosting, the security, and the support so the client never has to think about it. Linux-native, hardened by default, watched around the clock. The infrastructure just works — quietly.
24/7Monitored100%Self-hosted assets0Trackers shipped
What Noiz manages
Everything the client would rather not think about.
Security
Security, by default
Edge and DDoS mitigation, WAF, endpoint hardening, email security, and off-site backup. Threats are stopped at the edge before they reach the origin — hardened by default, not as an upsell.
Support
Support, on an SLA
Managed response, continuous monitoring, and training when it's needed. A named team that already knows the stack, so issues are caught and closed before they become outages.
Why hand it over
One company, accountable for the whole stack.
One accountable party
Noiz owns the whole stack — provisioning, patching, monitoring, backup, and response. One number to call, not a pile of vendors to chase.
Hardened by default
Every system ships locked down: encrypted, firewalled, least-privilege from day one. Security is the baseline configuration, never a paid tier on top.
No lock-in
Open formats and standard protocols throughout. Data and workloads stay portable — the client can leave at any time and take everything with them.
Transparent capacity
Every plan states its resources plainly — pooled starter tiers, isolated limits on sLVE shared hosting, single-tenant hardware on Dedicated. The client knows exactly what they are running on.
Site security posture: TLS 1.3 enforced, DDoS mitigation at the edge, and no third-party scripts or trackers — this site runs the same hardened stack Noiz sells to clients.
Applications
Open-source apps, deployed and managed.
Questions
Before handing it over.
What does "managed" actually cover?
Provisioning, monitoring, patching, hardening, off-site backup, and SLA-backed response — the full lifecycle. Noiz runs the infrastructure day to day so the client doesn't have to staff for it.
What does "hardened by default" mean?
Every host ships with a minimal attack surface, disk encryption, least-privilege access, and enforced patching from day one. There is no insecure default to opt out of and no security tier to upgrade into — it is the baseline.
Does Noiz run the same setup it sells?
Yes. Noiz infrastructure, including this site, runs the same Linux foundations, edge WAF, and DDoS mitigation offered to clients. The site is static, works without JavaScript, and loads no third-party trackers.
Does the client keep control of their systems and data?
Yes. The stack is open-source and built on standard tooling, so data stays portable and ownership stays with the client. The client can migrate away at any time with everything intact — Noiz earns the relationship through service, not captivity.
What happens when something breaks at 3am?
Monitoring runs around the clock and most issues are caught before they cause an outage. Anything that needs a human is handled on the agreed SLA — the client wakes up to a resolved ticket, not a fire.
Can Noiz take over an existing setup?
Yes. Migrations and handovers are routine. Noiz audits the current environment, hardens it, brings it under monitoring and backup, then runs it from there.
Hand it over. Stop thinking about it.
Get in touch to start a handover. Noiz audits the current setup, hardens it, and takes the infrastructure off the client's plate — quietly.