Infrastructure, DevOps, and full-stack delivery
Most tech services cover one piece in isolation. We focus on how the pieces fit together, so your site, your logins, and your servers form one secure system that keeps working.
What we do
The systems your business runs on, designed as one whole and set up so they're secure, repeatable, and easy to maintain.
Websites that come with proper hosting, deployment, security, and maintenance from day one.
The setups we build and the reasons behind them are written up in the Lab, so you can see how we work before you hire us.
How the pieces fit
Each area works on its own. Things get reliable when they’re planned together.
One secure sign-in for your apps and team, with access you can grant and revoke in one place.
Traffic reaches the right service over encrypted connections, and nothing is exposed by accident.
Services packaged so they run the same way everywhere and can be moved or rebuilt quickly.
Every change is tracked in Git and shipped by an automated pipeline, not by hand.
Automatic, off-site backups with restores that are tested, not assumed.
You find out something needs attention before your customers do.
From the Lab
· walkthrough
Setting up Nginx Proxy Manager as the only way into a self-hosted Docker host: the compose file, wildcard certificates with the DNS challenge, proxy hosts by container name, and the nginx gotchas that bite later.
· walkthrough
Adding Authentik to a self-hosted stack behind Nginx Proxy Manager: the Compose setup, hardening after first login, and when to use native OIDC versus forward auth.
· stack
The groundwork for a self-hosted setup: independent Docker Compose stacks on one shared network, one way in, and one place for identity. What the series covers, what you need, and the conventions everything builds on.
