Stability
Fewer failures, fewer incidents, and fewer manual interventions.
// Stable infrastructure instead of firefighting
Is your infrastructure breaking down and held together with workarounds?
I remove outages and manual routine from infrastructure so you stop losing money on incidents, can grow the product calmly, and do not depend on manual actions or human error.
You stop thinking about infrastructure because it starts working stably, without constant supervision and stress
I have already helped dozens of projects stabilize their infrastructure. I usually handle 2-3 projects at a time and take new ones as capacity opens up
22+ years of experience
Working with production systems
Clear plan before work starts
I do not break what already works
DevOps + Python automation
// Why clients work with me
Why clients work with me
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I work with real production systems, not lab setups
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I work to the result, not just to complete tasks
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I do not stop at configuration, I carry the system to a stable result
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You get a clear plan before work starts
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I do not break what already works or create new problems
// When clients come to me
When clients usually come to me
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the service fails without an obvious reason
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releases are painful and stressful
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infrastructure is chaotic
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there is no automation
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nobody really understands how the system is put together
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everything depends on one person and that is a business risk
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manual operations waste time
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the business is already starting to suffer because of infrastructure
// What this turns into
What this eventually leads to
If nothing changes, these problems almost always lead to the same consequences
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you lose money because of downtime, incidents, and service unavailability
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releases slow down product growth and make it harder to ship new features
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the team works under constant pressure and keeps firefighting instead of moving forward
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the infrastructure cannot handle growth or scale calmly
// What changes
I bring infrastructure under control and make it predictable
Faster releases
Updates become predictable and stop being a constant source of stress.
Control
You know exactly what is happening in the system and where the weak points are.
Automation
Routine operations move into scripts, pipelines, and services.
// Case studies
Systems already brought back under control
Short and concrete: problem, solution, and end state.
Case
Zero-downtime Next.js deployment
❌ Problem
releases were manual, stressful, and risky for production uptime
✅ Solution
built a stable CI/CD flow with GitHub Actions, Docker, GHCR, and health checks
📈 Result
deployments became predictable and stable, without manual actions or late-night releases, and the team stopped fearing releases
Case
Automated WordPress backups
❌ Problem
backups depended on manual actions and created real data-loss risk
✅ Solution
set up scheduled backups, cloud upload, and Telegram notifications
📈 Result
the risk of data loss caused by human error was removed, and recovery no longer depends on manual discipline
Case
Jitsi behind reverse proxy
❌ Problem
video infrastructure had to fit production without breaking ports, SSL, or adjacent services
✅ Solution
split Nginx and Docker responsibilities and configured proxy, WebSocket, and UDP paths
📈 Result
the service was integrated into the current infrastructure without conflicts, manual workarounds, or constant on-the-fly fixes
// Reviews
The result: stable operations within the first days
Clients come in with outages, manual routine, and no visibility. They leave with infrastructure that behaves predictably.
★ 5/5
«I needed to get n8n, Redis, and the database working. I had hired another contractor before and everything kept breaking. I hired Mikhail, and the next day everything was working quickly, like clockwork!»
★ 5/5
«Thanks to Mikhail for his responsiveness. We spoke by phone; he explained how I could do it myself. This is my second time reaching out — everything’s great and prompt.»
★ 5/5
«The project was large and complex. Everything was done exactly as I had imagined, down to the smallest details. Mikhail paid close attention to all requirements and functionality. The project is well structured and, …»
// How the work goes
How the work goes
You describe the task and the current problems.
I review the infrastructure and find the weak points.
I give you a concrete work plan with priorities.
I implement the fixes and carry the system through to a stable state.
// Where to start
We can start with an infrastructure review
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System audit
To find bottlenecks and see where stability is being lost.
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Consultation
To quickly understand what to do next and what should not be touched.
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Improvement plan
To get a clear implementation sequence without chaos.
// Not a fit
I do not take this work if
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you need the cheapest option at any cost
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you want a quick patch without putting things in order
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you are not ready to adopt clear processes
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you need an executor who will work without understanding context
// What you get
What you get in the end
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stable infrastructure without constant failures
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predictable releases without stress
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minimal manual work and less routine
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a system that can scale calmly
// CTA
Want to stop losing time and money on problematic infrastructure?
Send me the task in Telegram or through the form. I will quickly review the project, show the weak points, and tell you what needs to be fixed first to stabilize the system, stop losing money, and remove constant incidents.
I usually handle 2-3 projects at a time. I take new ones as capacity opens up