Linux is the platform Noiz works in every day. This is hands-on administration of the systems a business actually runs on — built, hardened and maintained by engineers who treat the server as their own.

What it covers

  • Provisioning — clean installs, base images and repeatable builds across distributions, physical or virtual.
  • Hardening — sensible defaults applied from the start: minimal attack surface, firewalling, SSH lockdown, least-privilege access.
  • Patching — tracked updates for the kernel, packages and dependencies, scheduled to avoid surprises.
  • Performance — capacity headroom, resource tuning and diagnosis of the slow, the noisy and the unexplained.
  • Troubleshooting — root-cause work when something breaks, not just a restart and hope.

Who it’s for

Businesses already running Linux servers — web stacks, databases, application backends, internal services — that need a steady hand rather than a full in-house ops team. It suits one-off remediation just as well as ongoing care.

How it’s billed

Linux administration is billed at the standard hourly rate in four-hour blocks, so the scope and cost are clear before work starts. For systems that need continuous attention, the same work folds into a managed, SLA-backed arrangement at a flat monthly rate — see pricing for the current rates.

Why Noiz

Noiz is Linux-native and open-source first. The client keeps full ownership of the systems and the configuration; nothing is locked to a proprietary stack the company controls. Hardening is the default, documentation is part of the job, and the same engineers who build a system are the ones who keep it running.

Frequently asked

Does Noiz administer Linux servers across different distributions and on both physical and virtual machines?
Yes. Noiz handles provisioning with clean installs, base images and repeatable builds across distributions, on either physical or virtual hardware, and the client retains full ownership of the systems and their configuration.
Can Noiz take on a one-off Linux fix, or only ongoing management?
Both. Linux administration is billed at the standard hourly rate in four-hour blocks for one-off remediation and troubleshooting, while systems needing continuous attention fold into a managed, SLA-backed arrangement at a flat monthly rate — see pricing for current EUR rates ex-VAT.
How does Noiz keep a managed Linux server secure and patched?
Hardening is applied from the start — minimal attack surface, firewalling, SSH lockdown and least-privilege access — and kernel, package and dependency updates are tracked and scheduled to avoid surprises rather than left to chance.

Talk to Noiz.

Hand the infrastructure over, or just ask a question — Noiz takes it from there.