Infrastructure & Deployment
Your application is only as reliable as what it runs on. I set up, deploy, secure and maintain the servers, hosting, DNS and email behind your business systems and SaaS, so the infrastructure stays out of your way.
Provisioning and sizing of cloud or dedicated servers for the job at hand, a hardened reverse proxy, TLS and HTTPS, DNS configuration, and business email hosting with proper deliverability. The plumbing everything else depends on, set up correctly the first time.
Deployment done properly: repeatable releases, clear environments, and a path from code to a running system that does not depend on manual steps or tribal knowledge.
Encrypted off-site backups with sensible retention, tested restore procedures, and monitoring so problems surface before your users find them. Recovery is planned before it is needed, not improvised during an outage.
Updates and maintenance handled on a schedule, so the system stays current and secure instead of quietly ageing until something breaks.
Infrastructure is decided alongside the application, not bolted on at the end. The result is one coherent system where the build, the deployment and the operations fit together, owned by a single accountable partner.
You keep control: your servers, your data, your accounts. No lock-in, and a clear handover if you ever want to run it yourself.
Businesses without an in-house operations team, founders shipping a first SaaS, and companies tired of the gap between the developer building it and someone actually keeping it running.
Whichever fits your load, budget and constraints. I size it for the job rather than defaulting to the most expensive option.
Encrypted off-site backups with sensible retention and tested restore procedures, so recovery is planned before it is needed.
I can run and maintain them on an ongoing basis, or set them up and hand over with documentation. Your accounts stay yours.
Yes, with a plan that minimises downtime and keeps a rollback path.
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Tell me what you are running, or planning to run. You will get a straight answer on how to host, deploy and keep it reliable.
