An AI agent on every node
It supervises the virtualization nodes and every VPS or cloud server, without pause. When a service stops, it restarts it and keeps a record of what happened.
Security
Your VPS runs on redundant hardware, in a datacenter with controlled access, and is watched by an AI agent that detects problems and responds around the clock. This is what each layer looks after.
It supervises the virtualization nodes and every VPS or cloud server, without pause. When a service stops, it restarts it and keeps a record of what happened.
Attempts to force a way in are detected and the attacking address is blocked on its own, without waiting for someone to notice.
Unusual CPU, memory or network usage triggers an alert to the technical team, who look into it before it becomes a problem.
Several failed login attempts on the panel, mail or FTP block the source IP. If it was you, you unblock it in minutes from the IP page.
Every VPS runs isolated on Proxmox, with its resources guaranteed: whatever happens on another server does not touch yours.
RAID 10 on every node and a hot-spare disk on the cloud servers: a disk failure does not interrupt the service.
Dell PowerEdge servers with redundant power supplies on independent circuits, backed by UPS and generators.
Nobody enters the technical areas without prior registration and an escort: it is part of what the TIER‑II certification requires.
The availability of nodes, network and DNS is published live, from the same monitor the technical team uses.
If your server network stops responding, you get in through the console in the panel and recover it without waiting for anyone.
How it works
An example log of what the agent handles without anyone having to wake up: services that come back on their own, attacks left outside and alerts for the team when something needs a human look.
Example view with fictitious data.
We explain what the platform covers in your case and what is worth configuring inside your server. The platform looks after the infrastructure and watches your VPS from outside; what runs inside the operating system is yours to manage.