Who Virca is for

For whoever the alerts find on nights and weekends. Approve a fix once. Virca runs the fix while you're off.

Virca's Agent runs the fixes you already know, like restarting a service, clearing old logs or stopping a runaway process, on every Linux server you assign. Only new problems reach a person.

How one approval reaches every server →

Who Virca helps

If the alerts find you on nights and weekends.

Running the system alone

You're the only one on call.

No rotation, and no second person who knows the system. Every alert carries one name, yours.

Sound familiar?

Every alert comes to one phone, day or night.
A weekend with no one to hand off to.
Most alerts need a fix you've typed before.

With Virca

The fixes you already know run without you.
Nothing runs until you approve the exact commands and servers.
New problems reach you with the facts already gathered.
Start with one server. Monitoring is built in.

Put your first fix to work →

Many servers, a few people

The alerts come from every server.

The servers keep growing. The team doesn't. And the fix lives in one person's head.

Sound familiar?

Alerts at every hour, from every server the team looks after.
Whoever knows the fix gets the alert, even on a day off.
The same fix, typed on server after server.

With Virca

Approve a fix once, and the fix runs on every server you assign.
Known fixes run without a person. The record is ready in the morning.
Risky steps can wait for one tap in team chat.
One service on each server. No automation platform to maintain.

Install on your team's servers →

Side by side

Where to start, and what Virca replaces.

Running the system alone

Many servers, a few people

Where you start

Running the system alone

Install the Agent on one server and approve one fix you type often, like clearing a full disk or restarting a service that died.

Many servers, a few people

The engineer who knows the fix installs the Agent on one server. The team approves the fix once, then assigns the fix to every server.

What Virca replaces

Running the system alone

Restart rules and cron scripts, which restart without checking and leave no record.

Many servers, a few people

Fixes by hand over SSH, or a script on someone's laptop, with no shared record of who ran what.

Your first question

Running the system alone

What if the fix is wrong at 3am? Only the fix you approved can run, and risky steps can wait for your OK.

Many servers, a few people

What if fifty servers alert at once? A burst arrives as one grouped alert, and the same ActionBook isn't started again on top of itself.

Virca runs alongside the monitoring you already have, and doesn't depend on that monitoring. Not a fit yet if your servers are PaaS, serverless or Kubernetes only, or run Windows.

Stop typing the same fix on every server.

Approve the fixes you already know, once. The Agent handles the repeats.

Put your first fix to work →Be a design partner: ask@virca.ai

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