Linux · Server Management · AWS

Freelance Linux server administration — hardened, patched, monitored.

Reliable Linux administration on AWS and beyond: CIS hardening, patching, monitoring, backups and DR, web servers, and automation — with security baked in. 16+ years, CISA + AWS Solutions Architect Professional. Available for projects or 24/7 retainers.

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What you get

Hardening & security

  • CIS Benchmark hardening for Ubuntu / Amazon Linux / RHEL
  • SSH lockdown, fail2ban, least-privilege sudo, auditd
  • Patch management and vulnerability remediation

Reliability & ops

  • Monitoring (Prometheus/CloudWatch), alerting, log aggregation
  • Automated backups + tested restores, DR planning
  • Nginx / Apache tuning, TLS, reverse proxies, load balancing

Automation

  • Bash / Ansible / Python for repeatable ops and evidence
  • Config management and drift control
  • Cron / systemd services, log rotation, health checks

Migration & support

  • Server migrations (colo to AWS, OS upgrades) with minimal downtime
  • Performance troubleshooting and capacity planning
  • Project or ongoing 24/7 managed support

Proof

150+servers migrated colo→AWS with <4h downtime
16+years administering Linux & Windows
24/7managed support available
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FAQ

Do you offer ongoing server management?

Yes — monthly retainers for patching, monitoring, backups and incident response, plus one-off projects.

Which distributions do you support?

Ubuntu, Amazon Linux, RHEL/CentOS and Debian — hardened to CIS Benchmarks.

Can you migrate our servers to AWS?

Yes — I've migrated 150+ servers from colo to AWS with under 4 hours total downtime, including database replication and cutover.

Is security included?

Always — CIS hardening, SSH lockdown, patching and audit logging are part of every engagement.

Keep your servers fast, patched and quiet.

Free 30-minute call — tell me your stack and pain points.

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