Can we talk?
Yes, I’d love to! My suggestion is to schedule a call with me, it’s for free. This is probably the best way to understand what I can bring to the table, and how we can collaborate. Of course, my e-mail is always available as well if you so prefer.
What kind of services do you offer?
This, of course, depends on whether the services are for a company, or an individual.
If you’re a company
- Cloud migration: Escape vendor lock-in and unpredictable bills. I can help you assess what can move off the hyperscalers and execute the migration with minimal disruption to your ops.
- Infrastructure consulting & audits: A thorough review of your current infrastructure, workflows, and dependencies. You’ll get a clear picture of what’s working, what’s at risk, and a clear roadmap to make your operations leaner, more secure, and sovereign.
- Managed services & ongoing support: Not every company needs a full-time DevOps/SRE hire. I provide ongoing monitoring, maintenance, and support for your infrastructure. You get the reliability of a dedicated Ops team without the overhead.
- Team training & workshops: Hands-on workshops and training sessions for you team. I cover self-hosting fundamentals, FOSS tooling, infra ownership, and practical migration strategies. Tailored to your stack and skill level, from devs to decision makers.
If you’re an individual
- Running your own website, web store, and take control over your web presence
- Installing and configuring a GNU/Linux distribution on your computer
- Moving away from iOS and/or making your Android phone less dependent on Google
- Make you able to block ads at the network level (DNS sinkhole)
- Identifying which services you use that are offered outside of big tech companies
- Self-hosting a media server
- …and so much more!
Are these paid services?
Yes. This is going to depend on the project. But you’ll be surprised at how affordable my rates are! :-)
OK, you’re hired! But what if problems arise?
I’m not going away. If you find that something is not quite working well, we can always talk about it and correct it - I might have made a mistake, or the solution I implemented wasn’t what you were looking for.