Infrastructure & DevOps
I help teams make deployments safer, hosting easier to manage, and infrastructure less mysterious than it needs to be.
What I help with
Infrastructure work is often ignored until it becomes a release blocker. I focus on the changes that reduce operational risk without adding needless complexity.
Deployments and CI/CD
GitHub Actions, build pipelines, release workflows, and the checks needed to ship changes without holding your breath.
Cloud hosting
AWS, GCP, Vercel, Cloudflare. I can work with what you already have or simplify it if the current setup is doing too much.
Containerization and migrations
Docker-based local/dev/prod consistency, server moves, provider changes, and controlled migrations that do not wreck uptime.
Operational cleanup
Backups, env handling, secrets, logs, alerts, and the missing runbook details that make incidents harder than they need to be.
When to bring me in
Deployments are manual or stressful
The hosting setup is hard to reason about
Environment drift keeps causing surprises
A migration is overdue but the team is nervous about downtime
The app works, but the operational setup feels brittle
What you get
A simpler deployment and hosting plan
CI/CD improvements tied to your actual workflow
Safer environment and secrets management
Migration plans with rollback thinking built in
Enough documentation that your team can operate the system after handover
FAQ
Can you work with an existing platform choice?
Yes. Most of the time the right answer is improving the current setup rather than replacing everything for the sake of it.
Do you handle migrations?
Yes. Server moves, provider changes, deployment changes, and gradual modernization work are all in scope.
Is this only for large teams?
No. Small teams often benefit most because they usually have less time for operational cleanup and less margin for deployment mistakes.
Need the deployment side cleaned up?
If releases are brittle or the hosting setup is doing too much, I can help make it simpler and safer to run.
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