I run a small fleet of service-type robots and want to shift their remote management to a freshly provisioned VPS. Your task is two-fold: 1. Configure the VPS so every robot can securely connect, pull telemetry, and receive over-the-air updates. 2. Install and test the software stack that will drive those interactions. Here is what I already know I need: • A reliable database server on the VPS to store logs, status data, and configuration profiles. • My own custom software (Python-based with a small C++ module) uploaded, installed, and kept version-controlled so I can roll out incremental updates to each robot. You are free to choose the exact Linux distro, web framework, and database engine, as long as the final setup is stable and clearly documented. Experience with ROS, MQTT, or similar robotics middleware will be helpful because the robots will ping the VPS through those protocols. Deliverables I expect: • Fully operational VPS with database running and reachable over a secure port. • Custom software deployed, started as a managed service, and hooked into a simple update pipeline I can trigger. • Step-by-step documentation or a shell script that repeats the installation on a new server. • A quick hand-off call or recorded walkthrough so I understand how to push future updates myself. If you have previously connected service robots to a cloud backend or managed OTA updates, let me know—those examples will help me move quickly.