Most sites don’t fail loudly — they rot quietly: updates missed, backups that were never tested, performance creeping downward. I keep what I build (and what others built) fast, patched, and watched.

Who this is for

• You have no idea whether your backups would actually restore — and you’d rather not find out during a disaster
• You learn about outages when a customer emails you
• Your site’s original developer has vanished and nobody is maintaining it
• You want dashboards and alerts instead of guesswork and hope

What you get

• Prometheus and Grafana dashboards with alerting that actually wakes someone when it matters
• CloudWatch monitoring on AWS workloads
• Updates, security patches, and backups on a schedule — and backups get restore-tested, because an untested backup is a rumor
• A monthly Care Plan at a predictable cost — see pricing
• Straight answers after incidents — what broke, why, and what changed so it doesn’t repeat

How a project runs

1. Scope — a short call and a fixed quote. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll say so and point you somewhere better.
2. Build — work in the open, with progress you can see instead of waiting for a reveal.
3. Ship — automated and tested. Launches here are boring on purpose.
4. Run — monitoring and maintenance through a monthly Care Plan, or a clean documented handover if you’d rather run it yourself.

Why me?

Monitoring is where my background shows: implementing it at AworoSoft cut downtime by 15%, and my own infrastructure runs a full Prometheus/Grafana stack. With a Care Plan you get the person who knows your site — not a ticket queue.

The practical details

• Flat monthly rate — see pricing. Cancel any time; your site and its documentation stay yours.
• You own everything — the code, the accounts, the infrastructure. No lock-in to me or anyone else.
• Priority response — when something breaks, you contact the person who can fix it, directly.
• Tools I reach for: Prometheus, Grafana, CloudWatch, Docker, Linux administration.

Tell me what you’re building — I’ll tell you honestly if I’m the right fit.