Built here
Linexus: the quiet engine behind every machine.
Linexus is the platform we built to run your IT: a small agent on each machine, the Nexus control plane that knows what exists and who may touch it, an Orchestrator that plans and signs every change, and a Logger that keeps an unalterable record. It’s why we can promise what we promise.
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What it means for you
Calm, because it’s all in view.
You don’t need to know how it works to feel the difference: problems spotted early, changes made carefully, and a record of everything.
A live map
Every machine, site and service on one map of your infrastructure, updated as things happen.
Signed plans
Every change is planned, then cryptographically signed — a machine won’t run anything that isn’t.
Safe automation
Routine fixes run on their own, with checks before and a way back if anything goes sideways.
An audit trail
An unalterable log of who did what, when, on which machine — ready whenever you ask.
The four parts
Small agent. Big picture.
Built by us in Rust, with every message between the parts encrypted and every identity checked.
On every machine
Agent
A small, quiet program on each laptop, server and cloud machine. It tells the Nexus what the machine is and how it’s doing, and it carries out only plans that carry a valid signature.
The control plane
Nexus
The middle of it all: the record of what exists, who may do what to it, and the live map your portal and our console both read from.
Plans and signatures
Orchestrator
Works out what a change needs, writes it as a plan, signs it, sends it — and knows the way back if a step fails.
The audit trail
Logger
An append-only, tamper-evident record of every plan and every result, correlated across machines. Ask what happened on Tuesday, and get an answer.
Safe by design
Automation you can trust.
Nothing unsigned runsAn agent refuses any instruction without a valid signature — including one that claims to be from us.
Least privilegeEach person and each automation can do only what their role allows, checked by the Nexus every time.
A way backChanges are planned with their undo. If a step fails, the Orchestrator rolls it back and tells a human.
You can see itYour portal reads the same live facts we do: machines, health, patches, backups, the lot.
// the convergence loop
agent ──register──▶ nexus
│ what's missing?
▼
orchestrator ──sign──▶ plan
│ signed plan
▼
agent.execute() ──report──▶ nexus
│
▼
logger ◀──stream── every stepGetting started
On your machines in an afternoon.
- Step 1
Enrol
Each machine gets a one-time enrolment token. We install the agent for you, remotely, or hand you a one-line command.
- Step 2
Map
Each agent reports in and your infrastructure map fills itself in, site by site.
- Step 3
Look after
Monitoring, patching, backups and fixes start straight away, every step in the audit trail.
Good questions
About Linexus
What is the Linexus agent, and is it safe?
A small program on each machine that reports its health and runs only plans our Orchestrator has signed. Everything it does is written to an audit log you can ask to see.
However tangled it feels, we’ve seen worse.
And we untangled it. Tell us what’s going on — we’ll listen first, then show you a plan in plain words. No pressure, no jargon, no phone tree.