Server and Docker setup
Prepare Linux servers, containers, networks, volumes, and environment variables.
Deployment
Deploy systems with secure, maintainable infrastructure
We set up servers, containers, reverse proxies, certificates, deployment workflows, monitoring, and access controls.
Operating problem
A working prototype is not useful if it cannot be deployed and maintained reliably
A working prototype is not useful if it cannot be deployed and maintained reliably.
- Servers are configured manually without documentation
- Applications lack monitoring and recovery paths
- Security boundaries are unclear
- Deployment depends on one person’s memory
System architecture
System architecture
Each engagement is designed across business material, software layers, and deployment operations instead of delivering an isolated feature.
- 01
Runtime environment
Prepare servers, containers, network routes, certificates, storage, and environment configuration.
- 02
Deployment pipeline
Define build, release, rollback, and configuration procedures.
- 03
Operations layer
Add monitoring, logs, backups, access control, documentation, and maintenance routines.
Deliverables
Deliverables
Nginx and certificate configuration
Route domains, HTTPS, reverse proxies, redirects, and security headers.
CI/CD pipeline
Define build, release, rollback, and environment configuration steps.
Monitoring and logs
Collect runtime signals, application logs, and failure indicators.
Backup and recovery notes
Document backup scope, restore steps, and operational risk areas.
Deployment documentation
Write the commands, paths, services, and ownership needed for maintenance.
Deployment and maintenance
Deployment and maintenance
Public cloud, private cloud, or on-premise
Match the hosting model to security, control, and cost requirements.
Access control and secret handling
Separate credentials, admin access, and service configuration safely.
Operational maintenance handoff
Leave maintainers with clear routines for updates, checks, and recovery.
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