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About Nezevo

Software doesn't always live in the cloud.

Sometimes it's running in a cabinet, behind a counter, in a plant room, or on a device hundreds of miles away.

Nezevo is being built to help teams understand and support Linux devices after they leave their own infrastructure and end up in customer networks, buildings, factories and other real-world environments.

Devices in a cabinet, behind a counter, in a plant room and hundreds of miles away all report back to your teamDevices in a cabinet, behind a counter, in a plant room and hundreds of miles away all report back to your team
Devices in a cabinet, behind a counter, in a plant room and hundreds of miles away all report back to your teamDevices in a cabinet, behind a counter, in a plant room and hundreds of miles away all report back to your team

01

The problem

Once software leaves your infrastructure, things get harder.

You can deploy an application perfectly, but once the machine is sitting inside somebody else’s building, understanding what’s actually happening becomes much less straightforward.

Today, the answers often live across SSH sessions, VPNs, scripts, dashboards, support notes and whatever internal tooling a team has accumulated.

  • Is the device online?
  • Did the service stop?
  • Is the container still there?
  • When was it last seen?
  • Who changed something?

Important systems.
Far fewer answers.

02

Our approach

Principles,
not promises.

Nezevo is being built around a few core principles. They guide what we build and how we think about the problem.

  1. 01

    Work with what’s already deployed

    Keep the operating system, application architecture and deployment process already in place.

  2. 02

    Discover before asking people to configure

    Find what exists first, then let teams confirm which resources are worth following.

  3. 03

    Keep remote actions narrow

    Planned actions are designed around explicit approval and a clear audit trail, rather than unrestricted shell access.

  4. 04

    Show context, not collect everything

    Help someone understand a deployed system without becoming another general-purpose observability platform.

03

Where we are today

The foundations are being built now.

Nezevo is in early development. The device and backend foundations exist; the customer experience and continuous monitoring are still taking shape.

  • Device enrolment and identityBuilt
  • Authenticated device connectionBuilt
  • Presence and inventoryBuilt
  • Systemd and Docker discoveryBuilt
  • Explicit resource selectionBuilt
  • Useful customer dashboardIn development
  • Continuous monitoring and alertsPlanned

04

Let’s talk

Building something like this already?

We're interested in speaking with teams operating Linux devices in the field.

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Different locations.
Same challenge.
A clearer picture.