The problem it solves

Infrastructure works until it does not. There is usually a machine nobody dares touch, a set of backups that has never been restored, and a deployment only one person knows how to run.

What I do

I review what is there and leave it in a state that holds: reproducible deployments, configuration in the repository instead of in somebody’s head, backups tested by actually restoring them, monitoring that warns you before a customer notices, and basic hardening of whatever faces the internet.

Whatever gets built is documented for your team, with the access in your name.

How it is measured

Recovery time proven by a real restore, the number of manual steps left in a deployment, and how many people on the team can run it. Three figures you can look at on day one and again three months later.

What I need from you

Administrative access to the environment, and to know what can be stopped and when.

How working with me goes

Diagnosis

Half an hour on a call and read access to what you already have. You come away with a document naming the bottleneck and what it costs in hours.

Short plan

Fixed scope, fixed price and a date. If the problem does not justify the spend, I say so and there is no project.

Implementation

I work in your repository and your infrastructure, with commits you can read. No black boxes and no rented platforms.

Handover

Operational documentation, access in your name and a session so your team can run it without me.

Keep the infrastructure standing