Alex Ioannides

Alex Ioannides

Head of DevOps
Prior to his tenure at itrinity, Alex founded FocusNet Group and served as its CTO. The company specializes in providing managed web hosting services for a wide spectrum of high-traffic websites and applications.

One of Alex's notable contributions to the open-source community is his involvement as an early founder of HestiaCP, an open-source Linux Web Server Control Panel.

At the core of Alex's work lies his passion for Infrastructure as Code. He firmly believes in the principles of GitOps and lives by the mantra of "automate everything". This approach has consistently proven effective in enhancing the efficiency and reliability of the systems he manages.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Alex has a broad range of interests. He enjoys traveling, is a football enthusiast, and maintains an active interest in politics.
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12 Best SSL Certificate Monitoring Tools in 2026: Compared by Alerts, Chain Depth, and Price

SSL certificate monitoring tools do much more than send expiry reminders. Depending on the product, they can validate live certificates, test TLS configurations, monitor Certificate Transparency logs, or manage certificate lifecycles across large environments. We compared 12 tools based on features, pricing, and best fit, from free website monitoring services to enterprise certificate management platforms. ...

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13 Best Website Monitoring Tools in 2026: Compared by Price, Features, and Fit

Website monitoring tools continuously check whether your website, application, or API is available and responding as expected. Depending on the platform, they can also monitor SSL certificates, domain expiry, page speed, user journeys, and real user performance, then notify your team through email, SMS, Slack, or other channels when something goes wrong. The market for ...

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The State of Downtime: What 286M+ Incidents Reveal

Most outages feel random when they happen, but when you zoom out far enough, downtime starts looking a lot less chaotic. Certain days consistently generate more incidents than others, some periods of the year see noticeably higher activity, and even a small handful of internet-scale failures can trigger ripple effects across thousands of unrelated services ...

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