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~/nixpal: infrastructure, built and run by engineers

We run Linux,
so you don’t
have to.

Nixpal is a team of Unix engineers in Tallinn. We build ZoneCloud, a DNS cluster that spans every control panel. We manage production servers around the clock. We write the custom software your stack is missing. And we host WordPress on the same infrastructure.

$ nixpal --services
zonecloudmulti-panel DNS cluster[ ok ]
manage24/7 Linux server management[ ok ]
buildcustom software & tooling[ ok ]
hostLiteSpeed WordPress hosting[ ok ]
$ whoami
real people. no ticket bots.
$
works with:cPanelDirectAdminPleskVirtualminInterWorxISPConfigCloudLinuxRHELDebianUbuntu LTSFreeBSD

Four things we do. One team doing all of them.

The engineers who wrote ZoneCloud are the same ones patching your kernel at 3 a.m.

zonecloud.io

One DNS cluster for every panel you run.

Running a mix of cPanel, DirectAdmin and Plesk servers? ZoneCloud syncs zones at the BIND level, so every server answers from one consistent cluster. RPM and DEB packages, CloudLinux to FreeBSD.

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How we look after a server

We follow the same routine on every server we manage, whoever owns it and wherever it runs.

step 1

Audit

Security and performance review of what’s running, what’s exposed and what’s missing.

step 2

Harden & tune

Web, database and mail servers configured properly; firewall, malware and spam protection in place.

step 3

Monitor 24/7

Monitoring around the clock, with a real engineer on call instead of an autoresponder.

step 4

Patch & prove

Patch management without downtime, and backups verified with regular recovery tests.

04 · also on our infrastructure

WordPress hosting, run by sysadmins.

LiteSpeed, CloudLinux OS+, NVMe, Redis and ZoneCloud DNS on every plan. 40-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.

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Tell us what your
servers need.

Pre-sale questions, enterprise setups, or a straight “can you build this?”. A Linux engineer reads every ticket.