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AI DevOps engineer for Linux servers
Deploy, monitor, secure and fix your servers by saying what you want. No DevOps engineer? It does the work. Already have one? It takes the toil off their plate.
Discovers and operates the software you already run
Renting a VPS usually means becoming a Linux administrator: runtimes, process managers, reverse proxies, certificates, DNS, and a 502 at midnight across four log files. Oloya HQ turns that into a conversation. You describe the outcome; your AI DevOps engineer proposes a plan, waits for your approval, runs it through typed tools and verifies the result.
No DevOps engineer on the team
You build the app; Oloya HQ runs the server. Describe the outcome and it writes the plan, waits for your approval, carries it out and checks that it worked. You never have to learn Nginx, PM2 or certbot.
Already have a DevOps engineer
Oloya HQ handles the repetitive work: triaging alerts, reading four log files, restarting a crashed process, re-running a deploy. Your engineer gets a plan to review instead of a page at 3 a.m., and keeps the final say.
Deploy, monitor, secure, diagnose, fix and recover — every action is typed, every risky change waits for approval, and every result is checked.
Git to PM2, Docker or Compose with a plan you approve. Every release is stored with its commit reference and a rollback target.
AvailableReal CPU, memory, swap, disk I/O, network, load, processes, containers, PM2/systemd and logs, with threshold alerts that deduplicate and resolve.
AvailableA read-only scan of SSH, firewall, users, cron, Docker exposure and pending package updates, scored against a weighted rubric and stored as findings.
AvailableThe AI is useful because it is boxed in. There is no code path from a model response to a shell string.
One server is free. Paid plans add the AI DevOps engineer, more servers, longer history and team controls. Billed monthly or yearly.
See pricingThe docs take you from sign-up to your first deploy in a few minutes. The help centre answers common questions about safety, billing and troubleshooting.
More answers in the help centre, or write to [email protected].
An AI DevOps engineer for Linux servers. You install one small gateway on your VPS, then deploy, monitor, secure and fix it from a dashboard, either by clicking or by describing what you want in plain English.
No. Oloya HQ plans and runs the work for you: runtimes, process managers, reverse proxies, certificates and alerts. If you do know these tools, the full technical detail of every plan and operation is always one click away.
For a team without one, it does the day-to-day DevOps work. For a team with one, it takes over the repetitive part (triage, routine fixes, deploys) and leaves the decisions to them. Either way, a person approves every risky change.
Connect a server in one command and let your AI DevOps engineer handle the busywork, with you approving every change that matters.
Get startedThe AI DevOps engineer reads the server’s metrics, logs, containers, recent deployments and security findings before explaining what is wrong.
A specific remediation proposed as a typed operation, approved by a person, run without a shell, then verified rather than assumed to have worked.
AvailableScheduled backups with stored runs and restore points. A restore is high risk, so it waits for approval and is audited like every other action.
AvailableLinux VPS servers from any provider. Install the gateway with one command; it connects outbound, so no inbound ports or SSH access are needed.
Add a server in the dashboard and copy its install command. Run it on the server with sudo. The server appears as healthy within about 15 seconds. The Docs page walks through it step by step.
