The problem you're facing
Your servers run, but nobody really administers them: updates pile up, backups go untested, and administration rests on an overloaded person with other priorities.
Our answer
We take your servers under administration: inventory, hardening, patches within 24 to 48 hours, monitoring, tested backups and on-call support. Knowledge is documented and carried by a team.
What LaMeDuSe Cloud takes care of
- Server inventory and documentation
- Security patches applied within 24 to 48 hours
- Hardening: SSH, firewall, kernel
- Monitoring: availability, resources, services
- Encrypted backups and restore tests
- Access and privileged account management
- On-call support and committed response times
Our methodology
- 1
Audit & mapping
Complete inventory: servers, network, backups, access rights and technical debt.
- 2
Takeover
Documentation, monitoring in place from the first week and a catch-up plan ordered by risk priority.
- 3
Industrialised operations
Day-to-day administration, automation of repetitive tasks and patches applied within 24 to 48 hours.
- 4
Continuous improvement
Monthly review of incidents, capacity and costs, with a shared improvement roadmap.
Technologies
Security
Hardened configurations, privileged access management, centralised logging and a tested 3-2-1 backup plan.
Hosting & infrastructure
We administer your existing infrastructure as well as our own cloud : managed services are independent of hosting.
Maintenance
Contracts with committed response times, 24/7 on-call for critical environments and a monthly operations report.
Why LaMeDuSe Cloud
Our administrators run the production servers of our own European datacenters: server administration is the group's daily routine, exercised on hundreds of machines.
Frequently asked questions
Yes: managed services are independent of hosting. We administer servers at other hosts, on-premise or at hyperscalers, with the same monitoring and security standards.
Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL) and Windows Server, physical or virtual. Remote administration covers most needs; on-site interventions are possible in Europe.
Regular restores to a test environment: an untested backup isn't a backup. The 3-2-1 strategy (three copies, two media, one off-site) is defined by criticality.
Complete audit in the first week, documentation, monitoring setup, then a catch-up plan ordered by risk. You follow progress at every step.