INFRASTRUCTURE WITHOUT LOCK-IN
Your provider.
Your choice.
SysLauncher prepares your fresh Linux server wherever you choose to host it. You stay with the infrastructure provider you trust — and choose where your backups live.
Explore providers01SERVER INFRASTRUCTURE
Your server can live
where you want.
Choose a provider for your virtual machine or dedicated server. SysLauncher works with the server through SSH, not through an exclusive hosting partnership.
The provider is not the limitation.
What matters is a supported fresh Linux installation, SSH access, enough resources and permission to make the requested system changes.
Infrastructure directory
Examples of providers and platforms suitable for consideration.
Cloud & virtual machines
VPS & dedicated
These names are examples, not a list of official partners or a promise that every product, region or image is compatible. Eligibility depends on the actual server configuration.
Your own servers belong here, too.
Dedicated hardware in a private datacenter or a self-managed environment can qualify under the same fresh-Linux and SSH requirements.
02BACKUP DESTINATIONS
Your backups.
Your destination.
Backups are most useful when a copy lives away from the server. Choose a destination that suits your data and the way you want to recover it.
- 01Server data
- 02Backup engine
- 03Remote storage
- 04Restore check
Storage providers & services
Each provider below is paired with a corresponding backup engine and connection method.
Hetzner Storage Box
Files stored remotely through a secure connection.
Provider documentationBorgBase
A dedicated remote home for encrypted Borg archives.
Provider documentationrsync.net
Remote storage for encrypted backups through SSH.
Provider documentationHetzner Object Storage
Object storage reached through an S3-compatible connection.
Provider documentationBackblaze B2
Off-site object storage for long-term backups.
Provider documentationIDrive e2
S3-compatible storage for remote copies.
Provider documentationCloudflare R2
Object storage connected through the S3 API.
Provider documentationA BACKUP THAT CAN BE RESTORED
Storage alone is not protection.
SysLauncher verifies a restoration from the selected backup. Protection against deletion or ransomware additionally depends on destination permissions, retention rules and features such as append-only storage or Object Lock.
03BEFORE YOU BEGIN
A few things matter.
The rest is flexible.
A familiar provider name is less important than meeting the conditions of the setup you choose.
Start with a fresh Linux installation
SysLauncher prepares new servers. It does not take over a server already configured by another control panel.
Technical: supported distribution, version and CPU architecture.Allow secure initial access
The setup needs administrator access to prepare the system and verify the finished result.
Technical: SSH, initial root access, privileges and network reachability.Choose a suitable backup destination
If you request backups, their destination must support the selected engine and the desired protection.
Technical: SFTP/SSH or compatible S3 API; credentials and retention policy.Keep control after handoff
The configured server continues on your infrastructure. You manage the hosting and backup service accounts.
Technical: no permanent SysLauncher management agent or provider account ownership.YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE. YOUR CHOICE.
Ready to choose your setup?
Explore the Linux versions and service options before you decide.









