Deployed Properly from the Start
A lot of applications get deployed in a rush — someone SSHes into a server, runs a few commands, and hopes for the best. That works until it doesn't, and when it doesn't it's usually at the worst possible time. I set things up properly from day one so you're not firefighting at 2am.
Infrastructure Setup
I provision and configure cloud infrastructure on AWS or DigitalOcean depending on your needs and budget. This includes VPC setup, security groups, database instances, load balancers, and CDN configuration. It's also documented so anyone on your team can understand what's running where.
CI/CD Pipelines
Continuous deployment means every code change that passes tests gets shipped automatically. I set this up with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI — tests run on every PR, staging deploys automatically, and production deploys are a single click or fully automated depending on your preference.
Monitoring and Alerting
You should know about problems before your users tell you about them. I set up uptime monitoring, error tracking, performance dashboards, and alerting so when something goes wrong you get notified immediately with enough context to fix it fast.
Ongoing Management
I can manage your infrastructure on an ongoing basis — handling updates, security patches, scaling events, and incidents — or set it up and hand it off to your team with proper documentation and runbooks.