Server care
Provisioning, patching, process checks, backups, resource issues, and practical hardening.
Server Administrator / Technical Support
Radoslav Petrov
I take care of Linux servers, hosting, and the ugly edge cases that show up right before everyone needs the thing working. Quiet, practical, and a little stubborn about doing it right.
Focus
Linux servers
Mode
Fast triage
Local time
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About
Little guy in a big world. Still showing up for the machines.
I am Radoslav, for short you can call me Radi. I run servers, fix hosting, and write down the procedures I wish I had the last time something broke at 3 a.m.
What I do
Infrastructure support without the noise.
Hosting support
DNS, mail, SSL, Apache, Nginx, cPanel, redirects, permissions, and broken-site recovery.
Incident triage
Clear diagnosis under pressure, measured fixes, and handoffs that leave a trail.
From the bench
Notes I actually use.
Hosting reviews, small tools, and the long SOPs — the notes that would have saved me time if I’d had them the first time I wrote them.
Sep 2026
Windows VPS migration SOP
DISM/WIM from a larger disk onto a smaller one, BIOS or UEFI, without raw cloning.
Jul 2017Pi-hole, ads blocked at DNS
Block ads before they download. One line to install, a real control panel.
Mar 2014Top 10 VPS hosting
The old cloud-blog reviews: Vultr, RamNode, Hetzner, and the rest of that era.
How I work
Small details, fewer surprises.
Read the logs first
Fix the actual failure path, not just the loudest symptom.
Prefer reversible changes
Move carefully, preserve access, and keep recovery options close.
Leave the next clue
Document enough context that tomorrow’s work starts faster.
Reach out
Need a server looked at?
Send the symptom, the domain or host, and the last thing that changed. That’s usually enough to start pulling the thread.