Services · Server infrastructure
Servers planned for real workloads.
We plan and run the hosts that applications depend on. Network geography and nameservice are documented on the network site, not duplicated here.
Engineering scope
- Hosting and server planning for the workload, not a generic shared-hosting pitch.
- High-performance servers and capacity work based on measured load.
- Linux systems, web/application servers, and database servers with a defined update path.
- Reverse proxy and, where the project needs it, load distribution designed for that application.
- Private infrastructure and migration from hosts you already operate.
- Deployment, monitoring, backup, and recovery as part of the same design.
Where this stops
Points of presence, connectivity, and the public network story belong on ctpf.network. Own nameservice is ctpfdns.com. This page does not copy those contents.
Security hardening of the same hosts is described under security. Ongoing operations sit under managed IT.