v4t@prod:~$ ./boot.sh --profile=production [ OK ] mounting /infrastructure [ OK ] starting devops.service [ OK ] starting consulting.service [ OK ] starting it-operations.service [ OK ] starting cost-optimisation.service [ WARN ] legacy stack detected — remediation available [ OK ] reached target multi-user.target
DevOps · Consulting · IT
I build, automate and operate the infrastructure your product runs on — then hand it back documented, monitored and boring. The good kind of boring. Usually for less than the cloud bill you are paying today.
CI/CD pipelines that actually gate quality. GitOps delivery, reproducible builds, release automation and the scripts nobody has to remember.
Infrastructure as code from the ground up, or untangled from whatever grew by hand. Migrations that land without a maintenance-window horror story — and a cloud bill I go through line by line until it makes sense.
Clusters that survive contact with production. Sane defaults, real resource limits, upgrades that are a Tuesday instead of an incident.
Know it broke before your customers tell you. Metrics, logs and traces wired into alerts that mean something, with runbooks attached.
The unglamorous layer that keeps a company working: identity, backups, patching, networking, endpoints. Managed, documented, tested.
An outside read on your stack. Architecture reviews, audits, and fractional platform engineering for teams that aren't ready to hire yet.
Tools are means, not religion — these are simply the ones I run every day. Need something else? I pick it up quickly.
v4t is a DevOps, consulting and infrastructure company. I set up your environments, look after your deploys, keep an eye on the cloud bill, and tune the whole thing until it runs quietly — and I treat your systems the way I treat my own.
I work as part of your team, not as a vendor at arm's length. No layers of account management between you and the engineer touching your servers: you talk to the person doing the work. I learn your stack properly, behave like an in-house colleague, and I am still there when it matters. Every engagement leaves the same thing behind — infrastructure described in code, monitoring that pages the right person, and documentation your own team can pick up.
Short audits or long-term operations. Your cloud, my cloud, or a rack in your own building. I am comfortable in all three.
If the project needs a larger team, I can bring in additional specialists by arrangement.