Observe independently
A separate Ubuntu node checks public sites, certificates, DNS records, service ports, and private infrastructure.
Linux infrastructure resilience
RecoverNode watches self-hosted Linux infrastructure from a separate machine, recovers Nginx locally, and uses guarded escalation to prevent false-positive reboot loops.
The outage gap
Hosted uptime tools can alert you, but they cannot repair a frozen local reverse proxy or recover a locked operating system. RecoverNode combines independent observation with locally authorized recovery.
A separate Ubuntu node checks public sites, certificates, DNS records, service ports, and private infrastructure.
The protected host confirms failure itself, validates Nginx, restarts the service, retests, and escalates only when evidence remains conclusive.
Exponential backoff, action budgets, cooldowns, persistent state, and lockout prevent repeated disruptive actions.
Guarded automation
RecoverNode treats an unreachable server as evidence—not proof. Network paths, DNS, routing, and the observer itself can fail. That is why remote observations do not directly authorize a reboot.
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$349
Founding deployment price
We verify your topology, supported Linux distribution, Nginx configuration, local and public DNS, SMTP, watchdog support, and recovery boundaries before installing anything.
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