DevOps Engineer | Linux Servers | WordPress | AWS | Docker | CI/CD | Security & Troubleshooting

I’m a DevOps Engineer and Linux Server Administrator specializing in server troubleshooting, deployment, security, performance optimization, and WordPress infrastructure.

I work with Ubuntu/Linux servers, AWS, DigitalOcean, Docker, Nginx, Apache, Cloudflare, Plesk, cPanel, GitHub Actions, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, PM2, Node.js, Next.js, Django, and WordPress.

My services include:

• Linux VPS setup and server administration
• WordPress troubleshooting and malware cleanup
• 500, 502, 503 and other server errors
• Nginx, Apache and PHP-FPM troubleshooting
• High CPU, RAM and disk usage issues
• SSL, DNS and Cloudflare configuration
• Docker deployments and container troubleshooting
• CI/CD pipelines and GitHub Actions
• AWS and cloud server deployments
• Website and application migrations
• Server security and hardening
• Database and performance troubleshooting
• Backups, monitoring and production issue resolution

I focus on identifying the root cause of technical issues instead of applying temporary fixes. My goal is to leave your server or application stable, secure, and properly configured after the work is completed.

I’m available for quick fixes, urgent production issues, deployments, migrations, security work, and ongoing DevOps/server support.

Work Terms

I’m available for both fixed-price and hourly projects.

For troubleshooting work, I first review the issue, logs, server configuration, and current environment before making major changes.

For production servers, I take reasonable precautions such as creating backups or configuration copies before applying changes whenever possible.

I provide clear communication throughout the project and explain the issue, the work performed, and any important recommendations after completion.

My standard hourly rate is $20/hour. Small troubleshooting and quick-fix projects can also be handled at a fixed price depending on the scope.

For larger deployments, migrations, security cleanups, or ongoing DevOps support, the scope and price can be agreed upon before work begins.

Server credentials, API keys, SSH keys, and other sensitive information provided for the project will be treated confidentially.