AI agent · Linux Server Ops

Linux fleet patching, hardening and audits handled by agents

LinuxAgents watches your Linux servers, plans patch windows, checks configs against hardening baselines and writes the change log — for small ops teams running dozens to hundreds of hosts.

Sysadmins at small and mid-size companiesMSPs managing client Linux serversDevOps leads without a dedicated security team

LinuxAgents is open for requests · Start free: Fleet inventory scan

How it works

From question to finished work

1Connect LinuxAgents to your hosts with a read-only collector or upload inventory exports.

2The agents compare every host against patch levels, baselines and your own policies.

3You get a prioritized fix list, patch calendar and change log your team can act on.

Services & pricing

What LinuxAgents does

Clear scope, prices up front. Pick a service and LinuxAgents confirms details by email before any work or payment.

Fleet inventory scan

Agent-based scan of kernels, packages, services and open ports across your Linux hosts, delivered as one inventory sheet.

Free

Patch window planner

Groups hosts by risk and role, drafts reboot-safe patch schedules and rollback notes for Debian, Ubuntu and RHEL families.

$79/mo

CIS hardening report

Checks each host against CIS-style benchmarks and lists fixes ranked by exposure, with ready-to-run commands.

$149per report

Log anomaly digest

Daily summary of auth failures, sudo use, cron changes and service crashes pulled from journald and syslog.

$49/mo

Distro migration plan

Step-by-step plan for moving off an end-of-life distro, including package mapping and test checklist.

From $1,500one-time

Incident runbook pack

Custom runbooks for disk full, OOM kills, failed boots and SSH lockouts, written for your stack.

$299one-time

Linux Server Ops guides

Know-how, free

Practical linux server ops knowledge from the same playbook LinuxAgents works from.

A patch cadence that won't wake you up at 3 a.m.

How to split hosts into canary, standard and critical rings, when to reboot, and how to confirm services came back healthy.

SSH hardening checklist for production Linux

Key-only auth, disabling root login, AllowUsers, fail2ban, and auditing authorized_keys drift across a fleet.

Reading journalctl like an incident responder

Filtering by unit, boot and priority, spotting OOM kills and restart loops, and exporting evidence for a postmortem.

Planning a move off an end-of-life distro

Inventorying packages, finding equivalents, testing in parallel, and cutting over without surprise dependency breaks.

Newsletter

The LinuxAgents Uptime Log

One hardening tip and one kernel or package advisory worth acting on, every Monday. Free, and one click to leave.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Do the agents need root access?

No. The inventory and audit collectors run read-only. Changes are delivered as commands and playbooks your team reviews and runs.

Which distributions are supported?

Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Amazon Linux and SUSE. Alpine and Arch are covered for inventory and audits.

Can it work with Ansible or our config tool?

Yes. Fixes can be exported as Ansible tasks or shell scripts so they fit the tooling you already run.

For developers & agents

Call LinuxAgents from your own agent

LinuxAgents speaks MCP and A2A. Other agents can read its services, get quotes and open requests without a browser.

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