Cloud and scalability
A good app deserves a stable production environment. I help with cloud deployment, containers, CI/CD, and monitoring, so releases stay predictable as you grow.
What problem does this solve?
Many products stay stuck at 'works on my machine' or a fragile manual deploy. That slows growth and makes incidents stressful.
Without CI/CD and monitoring, you find out about problems from customers. With a repeatable pipeline and observability, you catch issues earlier and roll out more safely.
At the same time, maximalist infrastructure too early is also wasteful. An MVP doesn't need an enterprise platform. It does need something you're not manually assembling every week.
I set up the environment for your stage: pragmatic for a first product, sturdier as traffic and requirements increase.
Who is this for?
- Teams that want to bring Next.js to AWS or a similar cloud
- Products outgrowing their first hosting environment
- Organizations without dedicated DevOps capacity
- Companies that want safer, faster releases
- Teams that want to professionalize their deploy process after an incident
What I concretely do
- Cloud architecture and deployment
- Docker and container workflows
- Kubernetes/EKS where it fits
- CI/CD pipelines
- Monitoring, logging, and basic alerting
- Documentation of the release path for your team
Approach
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1. Current situation and risks
How do you deploy now, what breaks often, and what would be overkill for this stage?
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2. Path to production
A pipeline and environment that fits: not maximalist, but reliable and repeatable.
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3. Observability
With metrics and logs, you can optimize deliberately instead of guessing during incidents.
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4. Growth path
As volume or requirements increase, we scale up in a targeted way. No big leap 'just because we can'.
Technologies
Example from practice
On larger platforms, cloud work comes together with product development: media, realtime, and scalable workloads need an environment that grows with them, not a one-time upload. Think containerization, cloud resources, and a release path the team trusts.