I set up CI/CD, describe your servers as code and roll out monitoring with automatic recovery. Deploys become one click, incidents are visible instantly, and you finally sleep through the night.
This is what infrastructure looks like without a proper DevOps setup
Shipping to prod means a set of commands from memory, ssh into the server and a prayer. Every release is stress, and rolling back fast is impossible.
The service died at 3 AM and you heard about it from customers in the morning. No alerts, no on-call — downtime is counted in hours and reputation.
Infrastructure is set up by hand and lives in one person's head. If they leave, nobody can reproduce or restore the environment.
No metrics, logs or dashboards. Why it's slow, where you hit resource limits and what broke — all guessed at, for hours.
Server costs climb and nobody knows why. Resources sit idle, or everything runs at the limit. You spend more than you need to.
Backups "kind of exist", but nobody checked if they restore. When something serious breaks, there's no plan and no confidence the data is safe.
The full DevOps cycle — from your first pipeline to reliable 24/7 operations
I turn shipping into a single button. Code runs through tests and deploys automatically to the right environment — with instant rollback.
I describe your whole infrastructure as code. Environments are reproduced with one command, and changes go through review, not "by hand on prod".
I package services into containers and set up orchestration. The app runs the same everywhere, scales, and survives node failures.
I make infrastructure transparent. Metrics, logs and dashboards in one place — and you hear about problems before your customers do.
An SRE approach: I remove single points of failure, set up redundancy and backups. The service handles load and recovers fast.
I move infrastructure with zero downtime and clean up the bill. You pay for what you actually use, with no overpaying for idle resources.
Transparent packages with a fixed outcome. No abstract "billable hours"
A review of your current infrastructure and processes: where the bottlenecks are and what to improve first
I build CI/CD, infrastructure as code and monitoring — from where you are now to reliable operations
Your external DevOps engineer: I keep the infrastructure in shape and respond to incidents
Targeted setup, architecture reviews and DevOps consulting
From manual chaos to predictable, automated operations
I review your current infrastructure, deploy process and reliability, and find the bottlenecks
I fix what to implement first. Transparent estimate and timeline, no hidden extras
I set up CI/CD, codify the infra and roll out monitoring. In sprints, with demos
I hand over documentation, train the team and stay available. Infrastructure runs without surprises
A measurable outcome instead of "it feels more stable now"
Open stack and industry standards — no vendor lock-in
"Works" and "works reliably and predictably" are different things. DevOps removes manual deploys, single points of failure and blind spots: releases become fast and safe, outages are visible instantly, and anyone can support the infrastructure — not just one person "from memory".
No. I start with an audit and roll changes out gradually without stopping the business. I first capture the current state, add CI/CD and monitoring in parallel, and only then switch processes over. Every step is agreed and reversible.
Not always. Kubernetes is powerful, but not every project needs it. Sometimes Docker Compose and a couple of servers are the right call. In the audit I'll tell you honestly what your project actually needs and where it would just add complexity.
DevOps audit from €600, turnkey implementation from €1,800, ongoing support from €800/month. The exact price is fixed after a free express audit. You pay for results in stages — no hourly "meter".
AWS, GCP, Azure, as well as your own servers and bare metal. The stack is open and portable, so you're not locked into one provider and can migrate when needed.
A high-level review: how your deploys work, where the reliability bottlenecks are, the state of monitoring and backups, and how much you could save on cloud. You get a short roadmap with priorities — even if we don't work together afterwards.
Leave a contact — I'll run a free DevOps audit and send a roadmap: what to improve in deploys, reliability and costs
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