Independent infrastructure consulting · Europe

Infrastructure
without the drama.

Senior Linux and cloud operations help for small SaaS teams, hosting companies and agencies—without adding a full-time hire.

20+years in production infrastructure
LinuxOpenStackCloudStackCephAnsibleElastic

How I can help

Senior operations,
sized for the problem.

Focused engagements for teams that need experienced infrastructure judgment, not another layer of process.

01

Stabilize & recover

Production Linux troubleshooting, inherited infrastructure, failed upgrades, migrations, storage and networking issues—handled methodically, with the evidence preserved.

LinuxIncident responseHostingVirtualization
02

See problems sooner

Logging, dashboards and alerts that answer useful questions. Backup and restore reviews that verify recovery instead of merely reporting a green checkmark.

ELK / KibanaObservabilityBackupsRunbooks
03

Automate without surprises

Repeatable Ansible and Python workflows, careful rollout plans, and hardware automation for environments where reliability matters more than novelty.

AnsiblePythonBMC / IPMIRedfish

How I work

Calm is
a technical skill.

Production incidents reward discipline. Mature systems reward context. Both punish guesswork.

01

Evidence before action

Find the failing layer and establish a live source of truth before changing production.

02

Small, reversible changes

Pilot narrowly, verify the result, then expand. Every change needs a way back.

03

Leave the system clearer

Useful documentation and runbooks are part of the fix, not an optional deliverable.

A useful first engagement

Start with an
infrastructure review.

I’ll map the important moving parts, review monitoring and recovery readiness, and identify the few risks actually worth addressing first.

  • Production risk and reliability review
  • Monitoring, logging and alerting gaps
  • Backup and restore readiness
  • Prioritized, practical next steps

Let’s talk

Something unreliable,
unclear or overdue?

A few lines about the system and the problem are enough to start.