DevOps and cloud
DevOps Architecture & Platform Reliability
Release on a Friday afternoon and still sleep that night.
I design and run cloud platforms with CI/CD, monitoring and security built in, so your team can release faster and trust what it ships.
Sound familiar?
Every release feels like a gamble.
Someone runs the deploy by hand and watches it, and a rollback means a long night.
Customers find the outage first.
No alert fired, and the logs are spread over servers nobody can see at once.
One person knows how it all works.
The setup lives in their head, the cloud bill keeps climbing and nobody wants to touch it.
What changes when I set it up
Platforms that survive a bad deploy
Blue-green rollouts, self-healing containers, central logs and proper secrets go in from the start.
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- EKS
- ECS
- Lambda
- RDS
Pipelines that catch problems first
Every push is linted, tested and built into an image, then rolled out as a canary with a way back.
- GitHub Actions
- Jenkins
- GitLab CI/CD
- Bitbucket Pipelines
- ECR
Infrastructure you can read and review
Terraform and Helm live in version control, so any environment can be rebuilt and every change has an author.
- Terraform
- CloudFormation
- Ansible
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Helm
Alerts before your customers notice
Metrics, logs and alerts are wired together and sent to the people who can act on them.
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- CloudWatch
- Datadog
- PagerDuty
- Slack
Results from past work
- 100,000+monthly users on production platforms I built
- 90%less deployment time for startups leaving manual DevOps
- 5+ yearsrunning cloud platforms, mostly on AWS
- Top 10%on Upwork, with a 100% job success score
How we would work together
We talk
A complimentary 30-minute call about what you run today, what is slowing you down and what you want to be true in a few months.
I look at what exists
Repositories, pipelines, cloud accounts and any incident history, so the plan starts from your setup and not from a template.
We agree the scope
Defined pieces of work with a clear outcome each, ordered so the biggest risk comes down first.
I build and hand over
Everything lands in your repositories and cloud accounts, with documentation your team can follow without me.
What you receive
- Infrastructure as code in your repository (Terraform, CloudFormation or Ansible)
- CI/CD pipelines that test, build, deploy and roll back
- Container and Kubernetes setups with Helm charts where they fit
- Dashboards and alerts for the services that matter to your business
- Secrets management and least-privilege access
- Written documentation for how it all works
Questions people ask about DevOps work
Which clouds do you work on?
AWS first, then Google Cloud and Azure. If your stack already lives on one of them, I work there.
Can you work with what we already have?
Yes. Many projects start from an existing setup: a manual deploy, a single server, an older cluster. We improve it in steps instead of rebuilding everything at once.
Do you provide support after the work is done?
Yes. I support what I build, including monitoring, updates, troubleshooting and tuning, so the systems keep performing.
How do we get started?
Book the 30-minute call. It is complimentary, and you leave with clear next steps for your setup.
