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How It Works

  • We run a series of checks on your Linux Server

    We run a series of checks on your Linux Server

  • We build a detailed report based on our findings

    We build a detailed report based on our findings

  • Pass on advice, tips and recommendations in the report

    Pass on advice, tips and recommendations in the report

Why Do I Need a Linux Server Health Check?

Your GP encourages you to have a “Well Man” or “Well Woman” check from time to time. They know that spotting signs of trouble early usually means it’s much easier to fix.

The same is true of Linux servers: spotting trouble earlier can prevent many problems down the line. Our Linux Server Health Check service will report on the health of your Linux Server, and give you an actionable checklist of issues that should be resolved.

What’s Included In Our Linux Server Health Check?

Our Linux Server Health Check will assess and report on a range of areas. We will check:

  • Server security

    Server security

  • Configuration errors

    Configuration errors

  • Suitability of the hardware

    Suitability of the hardware

  • Wasted system resources

    Wasted system resources

  • Network vulnerability

    Network vulnerability

What Will You Get?

You’ll receive a full written report that will detail all the findings. At the end, there will be a list of Critical Recommendations that detail any issues that should be dealt with urgently. Any other areas where your server may stray from Industry Best Practice will be detailed as Advisory Recommendations.

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– MIKE VINCE, MANAGING DIRECTOR (MONODE)
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