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I build robust, scalable, and secure infrastructure. With over 15 years of experience, I help businesses reduce downtime, optimize cloud costs, and automate complex deployments.
Architecting bare-metal and cloud solutions that reduce operational costs by up to 40% while maintaining 99.99% uptime. I build infrastructure that scales seamlessly with your user base.
Delivering 200+ successful projects over 15 years. I bring deep expertise in Linux, Kubernetes, and AWS, alongside a problem-solving mindset and technical leadership to engineering teams.
Streamlining workflows with Terraform, Ansible, and advanced CI/CD pipelines to remove deployment bottlenecks and empower teams to ship features faster and more securely.
A few of the areas clients bring me in for most often.
Engineered cloud/bare-metal infra on AWS, OVH, Contabo. Implemented LXC on Proxmox for MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Redis. Developed CI/CD pipelines with GitLab CE.
Provided expert server setup and administration on cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure) and bare-metal servers, completing 200+ successful client projects. Engineered custom Proxmox virtualization environments with optimized LXC/VM templates for cost optimization.
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