What you can buy
Services
Infrastructure that’s reliable, secure, and Linux-first—documented so you can own it after handoff.
Core services
Each engagement is scoped to produce concrete artifacts: repos, runbooks, checklists, and an ownership model.
Infrastructure as Code (core)
- Terraform/OpenTofu repo setup (structure, modules, environments)
- CI plan/apply with approvals and audit trail
- Drift detection and safe remediation process
- Documentation, standards, and handoff
Cloud foundations (“landing zone”)
- Account/org/subscription structure, baseline guardrails, central logging
- Identity and access design (SSO, role boundaries, MFA)
- Networking foundations (VPC/VNet, routing, DNS strategy)
- Cost controls (tagging, budgets, alerts)
Domains, DNS, identity, and email
- Registrar migrations, DNS cleanup, change control
- Email deliverability: SPF, DKIM, DMARC rollout
- TLS/certificates: issuance/renewal strategy and runbooks
- Identity integration (Linux-first environments; Workspace or other providers)
Security hardening (pragmatic)
- Least privilege access reviews and remediation
- Secrets management patterns and migration plans
- Certificate lifecycle design (inventory, rotation, ownership)
- Auditability: change history, logs, incident-ready visibility
Reliability and operations
- Observability baseline tied to business priorities
- Backup/restore and lightweight DR tabletop testing
- Runbooks, on-call readiness, incident response improvements
Container platforms (Linux-first)
- Docker and Compose stacks with upgrade paths
- Standardized stack patterns: config, secrets, logging, backups
- Container hardening with safe defaults and clear runbooks
Applied AI enablement
- Local/private AI stacks (Ollama, Open WebUI, ComfyUI)
- GPU workstation/server setup and stability tuning
- Secure access, data handling, and “no data leaves the org” workflows
Agentic AIOps and anomaly detection
- Anomaly detection across logs/metrics/events
- Copilot automation: summarize incidents, suggest hypotheses, generate runbooks
- Approval gates and audit trails to keep humans in control
Targeted deliverables (fast engagements)
When you want momentum quickly, these are common starting points.
Cloud foundation in 2–4 weeks
Scoped landing zone + IaC + documentation and operational handoff. Timelines depend on account complexity and constraints.
DNS/email cleanup
Deliverability remediation plus DNS inventory, change control, and monitoring recommendations.
Infrastructure audit + 90‑day plan
Risk, cost, and reliability review with a concrete roadmap and prioritized quick wins.