The code is only half the story. The infrastructure it runs on determines whether your app stays fast under real traffic, recovers from failure, and deploys without downtime. Most developers treat this as an afterthought. I treat it as a core part of the product.
I set up and manage AWS cloud infrastructure — EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudFront, Route53 — and containerize applications with Docker so they run consistently from local to production.
I build CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or AWS CodePipeline so every code push goes from repo to live automatically, tested and deployed without anyone touching a server.
Every setup I deliver includes:
- Auto-scaling — handles traffic spikes without going down
- Security hardening — SSL, IAM least-privilege, firewall rules
- Monitoring — CloudWatch alerts so you know before your users do
- Migrations — from any host to AWS with zero data loss
Already running something slow or unreliable? I will audit it, tell you exactly what is wrong, and fix it. Let's talk.