Server security

Every server hardened from the start.

Beep sets up every server the same way: inbound traffic denied, app ports reachable only from its edge, security updates applied automatically, and containers restarted if they crash.

Server security
Inbound
Denied by default
App traffic
From Beep’s edge only, encrypted
Updates
Unattended security updates, fail2ban
Recovery
Container restarts and drift repair

How it works.

Firewall on

Inbound traffic is denied by default. App ports are reachable only from Beep’s edge, over an encrypted private network.

Patched automatically

Unattended security updates and fail2ban are configured on every server.

Managed end to end

Beep owns the host setup, so nothing drifts and Beep stays responsible for its security.

Self-healing

Crashed containers restart. If a server drifts from what you deployed, Beep releases it back into shape.

See it run

The same setup on every server

Use Beep Cloud, your own cloud account, or any Ubuntu or Debian VPS. Beep installs its runtime and agent, locks the server down, and it is ready in minutes.

server setup · 203.0.113.12
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→ ubuntu 24.04 · hetzner cx23 · fsn1
✓ firewall inbound denied by default
✓ hardened fail2ban · unattended upgrades
✓ runtime beep agent installed
✓ private network app ports reachable from beep’s edge only
server ready → edge.usebeep.sh

Server security, answered.

Straight answers. Anything missing, ask us directly.

Why can’t I SSH into the server?

So manual changes can’t conflict with Beep’s setup and Beep can stay responsible for security. Debug from a container shell in the dashboard instead.

Which servers get this setup?

Every server Beep manages: Beep Cloud, servers in your own cloud account, and any Ubuntu or Debian VPS you connect.

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