Your infrastructure.
Your data.
One contact.
Fully managed email, storage, passwords, and backups — running on dedicated hardware in my facility. No Google. No Microsoft. No weekend maintenance.
You already tried this
The box in the cupboard
You bought the hardware. It worked for a year. Then a disk filled, an update broke something, and nobody had a free weekend.
The consultant who left
Someone set it up and moved on. No documentation, no handover, and now nobody knows what runs where.
Back to Google anyway
The migration stalled half-finished, so the important things quietly went back to the accounts you wanted to leave.
None of that was a technology problem. It was nobody being accountable for it on a Tuesday afternoon.
One person owns it
I run your infrastructure the way a family office runs a portfolio: on your behalf, in your name, reporting to you.
Hardware I own, in my facility
Not a VPS reselling someone else's cloud. A physical machine, encrypted at rest, that I can walk up to — where it sits and who can reach it.
One person, not a queue
You reach me directly. There is no tier one, no chatbot and nobody reading from a script.
You can leave with everything
Standard formats, documented setup, and your data shipped to you on drives you keep. No lock-in worth the name.
Who you are trusting
Yevheniy Hvozdikov
I run Arasaka alone, from Busto Arsizio. Behind it is a decade of production systems for bank investments, insurance, HR services and gambling — places where losing data is not an incident, it is a regulatory event. That is the standard your setup is built to.
Working alone is the point rather than a limitation. The person who designs your infrastructure is the person who answers you, so nothing is explained twice to a technician who has never seen it.
You can check me before we speak, and you should. The VAT number, REA number and registered address are in the footer of every page, and they resolve to a real entry in the Italian Business Register — the details are here.
That decade was spent inside bank investments, insurance, HR services and gambling — as an employee and a contractor, on the systems those sectors are audited on. Not a client list: those were employers, and the work was theirs.
And if I am not there
Nothing is in my name
The domain, the registrar account and the licences are yours, paid by you. I hold no account you cannot open yourself today, so there is nothing of yours to recover from me.
Written down, not remembered
Every service is documented: what it runs on, how it is configured, how it is restored. Your setup lives in a document you hold, not in my head, and it is standard software throughout — no private tooling only I understand.
Any competent administrator can take over
Because of the two above, replacing me is a handover rather than a rescue. If I am ill, away, or you simply want someone else, the next person starts from documentation and credentials you already hold.
What you get
Open-source software you could run yourself. I run it for you — every component is named here.
Your own domain. Webmail, IMAP, spam filtering.
Synced to every device. 1 TB provisioned, expanded on request at no extra charge.
Vaultwarden. Bitwarden apps work unchanged.
CalDAV and CardDAV. Syncs everywhere.
Immich. Auto-upload, search, shared albums.
Your traffic, your exit. No logs to sell.
One login for every service. Revoke it once.
Nightly backups. A status page you can check.
On request, at no extra charge on the Business plan:
Paperless-ngx. Scan once, OCR, full-text search.
Firefly III. Accounts, budgets, reports.
Vikunja. Tasks and projects, no per-seat pricing.
RustDesk. I fix it on your screen, with consent.
Jellyfin. Your library, streamed to any device.
What it costs depends on what you want
Choose the services, see the domains each one needs, and the price with them.
Build your setupTypically €100,000 in the first year and €50,000 a year after — hardware, migration and support included.
How it works
Discovery call
We figure out what you need. What services make sense, what you want to run, what matters most.
Proposal & hardware
I present the recommended configuration. If you're in, I prepare your dedicated hardware (included in the price).
Setup & documentation
I configure everything. Test it all. Prepare documentation and import guides for using each service.
Handover
You get guides for every service. How to use them, how to import your data. I'm here if something doesn't work or is confusing.
Ongoing support
From here on, I handle updates, backups, security, troubleshooting. You just use the services.
Transparency, not promises
Service documentation
You get guides for every service: how to use it, how to import data, how to set up apps on your devices. Everything you need to get started.
Your data leaves with you
If you end the contract, I ship you the SSDs with all your data. No export limitations, no hostage situations.
Dedicated hardware
You don't share resources with other clients. One physical machine, just for you, in my facility.
You would be among the first
I am taking on my first managed clients now. That means founding terms — your rate held for the length of the contract — and more of my attention than anyone who signs later will get. I would rather tell you that than imply a client list I do not have yet.
Questions
What if something breaks?
Message me. Monitoring usually tells me before you notice, and what each severity gets is defined rather than left to me.
What if you're sick or away?
Monitoring and backups keep running either way. What pauses is change, not the service — the response targets are written down, and what happens if I stop for good is too.
Do you migrate my data from Google or iCloud?
I document the import for every service that supports one. You run the transfer at your own pace.
How much storage do I get?
1 TB to start, expanded on request at no extra charge.
What happens if I leave?
I ship you the SSDs. Your files, as they are, on drives you own.
Do you provide training?
Guides for every service, not formal training. If something does not make sense, ask me.
Can you manage my domain?
Yes — move it to my registrar, or give me access to yours.
Why trust you over Google?
Don't trust, verify. You get documentation for what runs, where your data sits and how it is configured. With Google you get none of that, and you are the product.
Ready to take back control?
Book a discovery call. No commitment. Let's talk about what you need and whether I can help.
Book a callI personally respond within 24 business hours.