Canguro.icu

We understand it can be hard to manage a linux server

and you shouldn't have to do it alone

Canguro.icu

We help people like you that have:

a store front website, manage a small business or have a pet project

Most likely you already have a Linux server and don't want to worry about: keeping up to date, secure, running and backed up. Same goes if you have any kind database.

We can:

  • Set up a monitor on your website/server/service, so you are always on the know
  • Help you keep your database backed up in case you need to move to a bigger server
  • Provide you with a report of your server to identify areas of opportunity

We support businesses like yours that:

Rely on Linux servers for operations, data management, or customer services

You already have most of it in place: monitors, security measures, backups and logs, but coordinating these services and getting useful information becomes complicated as more servers are added to your infrastructure.

We can:

  • Deploy the services you are missing
  • Optimize your servers and databases
  • Help plan and prepare for future growth

Service packages

Express audit & hardening

from US$150 per server

We review your server, mitigate known vulnerabilities and hand you a written report.

  • Review of services, open ports, users and updates
  • Mitigation of current CVEs without taking the site down
  • Written report with what was changed and what is still pending

CentOS 7 / unsupported PHP migration

from US$400 per project

Move off end-of-life systems to Rocky or Alma Linux and a supported PHP, without downtime.

  • Migration plan and rollback plan
  • Side-by-side upgrade, switched over when it is ready
  • Backups before every step

Managed hosting

from US$30 per site / month

We keep your site patched, monitored and backed up, every month.

  • Security patches and updates
  • Uptime monitoring and alerts
  • Database and file backups

Prices in USD. Every server is different: we confirm the final quote after a quick review.

Case study

Mitigating PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 / CVE-2026-109619) in production, without downtime

A client runs a production Laravel application on PHP 8.0.30 with PHP-FPM behind Caddy, on CentOS 7 and Rocky Linux servers. PHP 8.0 no longer gets official patches and the site could not go down, so we reduced the attack surface while the upgrade is planned.

  1. Hardened the PHP-FPM pool with settings PHP code cannot override (input limits, uploads, worker recycling)
  2. Turned off session upload progress, the known remote-code-execution path
  3. Capped the request body size on PHP routes only, leaving websockets and APIs untouched
  4. Tuned memory and OOM behaviour so a bad request kills a worker, not the server
  5. Documented every change, with backups and a rollback path

The site stayed online the whole time, and the client got a clear record of what changed and what is left: upgrading PHP.

Hear it from our customers

“The data migration process was seamless and hassle-free.”