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Infrastructure & Deployment

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Works across: Data · Infrastructure

Overview

Linux servers, Cloudflare, containers, CI/CD, monitoring, backups, security hardening and GPU inference. Set up so it can be rebuilt from the repo, documented, and run by us if you want.

What we do

Capabilities

Foundations

  • Cloud architecture
  • Linux administration
  • DNS and domains
  • Reverse proxies
  • Networking

Delivery

  • Containers
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Preview environments
  • Infrastructure as code
  • Zero-downtime releases

Reliability

  • Monitoring and alerting
  • Backups and restore drills
  • Database setup and replication
  • Scaling
  • Incident response

Security & compute

  • Hardening
  • Cloudflare WAF and Access
  • Secrets management
  • GPU inference servers
  • Cost control

How we approach it

Principles we hold ourselves to

  1. 01

    Boring on purpose

    Proven components, simple topologies, predictable deploys. Infrastructure should be the least interesting part of your week.

  2. 02

    Rebuildable from the repo

    Servers, DNS, pipelines and config live in code. If it can’t be rebuilt from the repository, it isn’t finished.

  3. 03

    Backups you’ve restored

    A backup nobody has restored is a theory. We run the restore too.

  4. 04

    Right-sized compute

    GPUs when utilization justifies them, the edge when latency does, one well-tuned server when that’s all it takes.

Signals

You might need this if…

  • Deploys are manual and one person knows how
  • Nobody is sure the backups work
  • The cloud bill makes less sense every month
  • You need to run models on your own hardware

Works with

  • Linux
  • Cloudflare
  • Docker
  • Nginx
  • PostgreSQL
  • Terraform
  • GitHub Actions
  • NVIDIA GPU stacks

Questions

Asked often

The one that fits. Cloudflare at the edge is common; behind it we work across the major clouds, dedicated servers and on-prem hardware.

Yes. We document what exists, stabilize it, then improve it, in that order.

Yes. Monitoring, updates, security patches and capacity planning are part of how we work.

Related

Usually works alongside

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