This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for custom operational agents. Includes extended lifecycle patches, vulnerability scanning, compliance reports, and drift detection. Keep legacy Debian 10 workloads secure beyond EOL.
GigaOps Patch Guard extends the secure life of Debian 10 x86 instances beyond official end-of-life. Built by Gigabits, it delivers ongoing vulnerability management and compliance tooling.
Vulnerability Scanner: Daily CVE scans with severity and remediation guidance.
Compliance Reports: Audit-ready reports in JSON or PDF.
Drift Detection: Alerts on unauthorized changes to system files.
Automated Hardening: First-boot baselines including firewall and SSH.
Migration Readiness: Run gigaops migrate-check to plan moving to Debian 11 or 12.
Ideal For: Organizations running legacy Debian 10 x86 workloads requiring continued security patching.
Highlights
Extended lifecycle patches for Debian 10 x86. GigaOps Patch Guard delivers curated security updates beyond official EOL for your legacy Debian instances.
Daily CVE scanning with severity ratings. Drift detection alerts on unauthorized changes to system files and configurations on your Debian 10 x86 server.
Compliance reports on demand. Automated first-boot hardening. Migration readiness scoring for planning your move from Debian 10 to newer versions.
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Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
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You pay by the hour for Debian 10 with Patch Guard, billed per running instance. Each pricing dimension maps to a specific Amazon EC2 instance type, so your rate follows the instance you choose. Options span general-purpose (M, T), compute-optimized (C), memory-optimized (R, X, Z, U), storage-optimized (D, I, H), and accelerated computing (G, P, Inf, Trn, VT, DL) families. Within each family, larger sizes carry higher hourly rates. You are not locked into a term; charges accrue only while an instance runs, and you can switch instance types anytime.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one hourly unit cover, and what am I actually paying for beyond the instance?
Each unit is one hour of one running Amazon EC2 instance of the type you select. The hourly rate covers the Debian 10 software image with Patch Guard, which adds updates, firewalls, and network protocols. Underlying AWS compute and storage fees are billed separately by AWS.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped or paused?
Software charges accrue only while an instance runs. A stopped or terminated instance stops the hourly software charge. Stopped instances may still incur separate AWS storage fees for attached volumes, but the Debian 10 with Patch Guard license meters running time only.
If I move a workload to a larger instance size, how does that change my bill?
Your rate follows the instance type you run. Switching to a larger size within a family raises the hourly rate; switching to a smaller size lowers it. The change takes effect when the new instance runs. You can switch types anytime with no term commitment.
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The instance can be terminated at anytime to stop incurring charges. No refund available.
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Updated with Gigabits Ops
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Usage instructions
ssh to the instance public IP and login as 'debian' user using the key specified at launch time. Use 'sudo su -' in order to get a root prompt. For more information please visit the links below:
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This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for custom operational agents. Includes curated patches beyond EOL, vulnerability scanning, compliance reports, and automated hardening. Keep Debian 10 workloads secure.
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