
Daxesh Italiya
Co-Founder & CTO, TST Technology
About
Daxesh Italiya is the Co-Founder and CTO of TST Technology and the technical lead behind CtrlOps.io. Before CtrlOps, he built Wooffer - TST's server-monitoring platform that pushes real-time crash alerts to Slack, auto-creates Jira tickets on incidents, and gives teams a staging environment to verify fixes before production. Wooffer came out of a recurring pattern he saw across client work: learning about production bugs from customer calls instead of from monitoring, and burning hours on downtime that should have been caught at the source. CtrlOps is the same thesis taken further - a 100% local, agentless desktop app where SSH, file management, multi-server monitoring, deployments, and an AI terminal live in one place, with no credentials ever leaving the developer's machine. Over five years he has shipped 40+ projects across 7+ countries, and maintains an NPM package for React form scaffolding alongside an internal architecture framework that cuts project setup time roughly 10x. He writes about server reliability, SSH and shell tooling, deployment workflows, and the backend decisions that determine whether a small team can sleep through the night.
Articles by Daxesh

PuTTY vs MobaXterm vs Warp Alternative (2026)
PuTTY vs MobaXterm vs Warp compared for 2026. Pricing, AI features, file management, and which tool actually fits a 5 to 25 server fleet.

7 Best PuTTY Alternatives for Windows in 2026 (With AI)
PuTTY still works - but costs you 40 min per incident. Compare 7 PuTTY alternatives for Windows in 2026, including free options and AI-powered tools.

How to Manage Multiple Servers in 2026: Developer Guide
Managing multiple servers manually breaks down at server five or six. Real tools, SSH workflows, and deployment systems that hold up under production pressure.

Best Alternatives to PuTTY, Webmin & ServerPilot for 2026
Compare modern alternatives to PuTTY, Webmin, and ServerPilot. Find the right tools for SSH access, server management, and deployment workflows.