ForgeOS

We Build Servers That Think

Our business is performance engineering β€” crafting bare-metal systems optimized for real-time AI and data pipelines. Every server is tuned at the kernel level for raw speed, precision, and reliability.

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Backend Framework

The core logic runs on Flask with Gunicorn and Nginx, communicating over optimized TCP ports for high concurrency and transparent scalability. This trio forms a battle-tested open-source web stack, widely used across scientific computing, AI data pipelines, and production-grade APIs, delivering near-bare-metal efficiency.

Data & Storage

Data persistence is handled by PostgreSQL, our open-source relational backbone. In-memory caching and real-time data streams are powered by Redis, running bare-metal. Together they deliver sub-millisecond lookups across hundreds of millions of records.

Frontend Interface

The user experience is built with Bootstrap 5 and vanilla JavaScript, rendered through Jinja2 templates. Every component is open, inspectable, and customizable β€” from CSS gradients to live metric feeds.

Observability & Deployment

System metrics flow through Prometheus-style exporters and Grafana visual dashboards. The entire network runs behind Nginx reverse proxies with free and open Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates β€” no commercial gateways, no black-box monitoring.

Ethos

Every layer β€” from kernel to UI β€” is powered by open source. We contribute back patches, benchmarks, and tuning profiles. Transparency, reproducibility, and community collaboration are part of the architecture itself.

System Integrity

Every server in our stack is built from verified open-source components and compiled on-site. We run a zero-trust internal network with strict key-based access control β€” no shared passwords, no unsecured ports. Root access is protected by hardware tokens, and every service runs under a least-privilege model.

Data Protection

At-rest encryption is handled through LUKS with kernel-level AES acceleration. In-transit data uses TLS 1.3 with perfect forward secrecy and pinned certificates. Redis and PostgreSQL connections are isolated through local sockets to prevent lateral traffic exposure.

Monitoring & Response

Real-time intrusion detection runs on OSSEC and Auditd, logging kernel events, failed auth attempts, and process anomalies. System telemetry is piped into our internal dashboard for live threat correlation and automated response β€” if something moves that shouldn’t, it gets quarantined.

Firmware & Kernel Security

Kernel builds are signed and verified before deployment. BIOS and firmware integrity are checked against cryptographic baselines at boot. We deploy AppArmor and SELinux policies tuned to our workloads, isolating services at the syscall level.

ForgeOS Bare-Metal Plans

Every ForgeOS system includes our full open-source stack β€” real-time monitoring, daily encrypted backups, zero-trust access, compliance logging, and 24/7 ForgeOS SysAdmin support. The only difference is compute power.

ForgeOS Lite

$850/mo

  • 8 CPU Cores
  • 32 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
  • 1 TB NVMe SSD
  • 1 Gbps Network Uplink
  • Ubuntu LTS Hardened Kernel
  • ForgeOS Security Suite (OSSEC + AppArmor + Auditd)
  • Prometheus & Grafana Telemetry Stack
  • Automated Patch Management & CVE Mitigation
  • Zero-Trust SSH Access Only
  • Daily Encrypted Backups
  • Full Compliance Audit Logging
  • 24/7 ForgeOS SysAdmin Monitoring

ForgeOS Enterprise

$2,900/mo

  • 48 + CPU Cores / Dual EPYC
  • 256 GB + ECC RAM
  • 4 Γ— NVMe RAID-10
  • 10 Gbps Uplink / GPU Ready
  • Ubuntu LTS Hardened Kernel
  • ForgeOS Security Suite (OSSEC + AppArmor + Auditd)
  • Prometheus & Grafana Telemetry Stack
  • Automated Patch Management & CVE Mitigation
  • Zero-Trust SSH Access Only
  • Daily Encrypted Backups
  • Full Compliance Audit Logging
  • 24/7 ForgeOS SysAdmin Monitoring
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