Monitor what matters
Server health, services, HTTP checks, certificates, backups and carefully configured log signals.
Private beta in development
Linux alerts that arrive with answers.
Monitor every server, gather the evidence behind a problem and propose a safe recovery playbook—before anyone reaches for SSH.
Outbound-only agent
Human-approved actions
Evidence retained
EXAMPLE INCIDENT · WEB-17
Disk pressure affecting web traffic
Opened 2 minutes ago · production
DISK/var 96% usedcritical
LOGnginx/access.log +38 GBgrowing
SERVICEnginx activedegraded
Proposed playbook
Validate open file handles, rotate the affected log, reclaim space and verify HTTP health.
No action runs without your approval.Review proposed fix →
From noisy alert to verified recovery.
Traditional monitoring tells you that something is wrong. MSPCRM LinuxOps is being built to collect the useful context, explain the likely cause and make the next safe action obvious.
Gather the evidence
Pull the relevant system and application context around an incident instead of dumping another wall of logs on an engineer.
Approve a playbook
Review the proposed action, run it through a governed execution layer and automatically verify the outcome.
Built for Linux server fleets
The first beta is aimed at teams responsible for real production Linux—not a Windows desktop RMM with Linux added later.
- Managed hosting providers
- Web and ecommerce agencies
- Small SaaS operations teams
- Linux-focused MSPs
Deliberately controlled
AI can help investigate and prepare a response. The operator remains responsible for approving changes to customer systems.
- Bounded log collection
- Allowlisted commands
- Human approval gates
- Before-and-after verification
Infrastructure first
Built from thirty years of running systems that have to stay running.
MSPCRM LinuxOps is being developed by a UK infrastructure engineer with experience spanning small hosting platforms, large estates and financial technology. The first deployment is our own hosting fleet—not a synthetic dashboard.
Help shape the private beta.
Manage Linux servers for customers or your own SaaS? Join the list and tell us about the alerts that still turn into manual investigations.
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