Managed Proxmox clusters
Multi-node Proxmox VE design, shared storage, high-availability policy, upgrades, monitoring, and lifecycle support.
Your cloud. Your rules. No pager required.
Managed private infrastructure for teams that want ownership without becoming the ops team. I design, migrate, and operate a documented stack for apps, files, backups, and observability β on hardware or hosting you control.
Choose the cloud layer you need
Start with one app or build the whole platform. Every scope includes explicit ownership, a backup plan, and documentation your team can use.
Standalone app deployments
Focused Docker or Coolify deployments for one application, with domains, TLS, backups, updates, and a clean handoff.
Nextcloud storage + apps
Managed files, photos, calendars, contacts, groupware, and approved Nextcloud apps on infrastructure you control.
TrueNAS storage + apps
ZFS-backed storage, snapshots, SMB or NFS shares, and Docker applications with separate, recoverable data sets.
YunoHost instance hosting
Lightweight Debian-based app hosting with domains, certificates, users, SSO, backups, and catalog applications.
OpenStack private clouds
OpenStack-based compute, networking, identity, and storage deployments sized for real private-cloud requirements.
Proxmox Community Scripts apps
Curated LXC and VM application installs from the community catalog, with source review, isolation, backups, and update planning.
Backup + recovery platforms
Proxmox Backup Server integration, retention policy, encrypted off-site copies, restore drills, and recovery runbooks.
K3s application clusters
Lightweight Kubernetes for edge, lab, and private workloads, from a single server to justified high availability.
From server sprawl to an owned, operable stack
1
Map what matters
Inventory workloads, data, domains, failure risks, and access. Decide what stays, what moves, and what is not worth rebuilding.
2
Build the boring path
Provision in small slices with repeatable deploys, isolated workloads, ingress, backups, and observability from day one.
3
Operate without guesswork
Ship runbooks, recovery checks, ownership boundaries, and optional managed support so the stack stays understandable.
Ownership
Keep the keys β and know where everything lives
Customer-controlled domains, portable services, documented credentials, and clear data boundaries. No mystery tenant IDs or infrastructure held together by one person's memory.
Operations
Backups count only after a restore works
Monitoring, patching, recovery drills, and support boundaries are designed with the deployment β not added after the first outage.
Own the stack, not the toil.
Start with one workload, one migration, or one recovery problem. You get a scoped first milestone, visible tradeoffs, and infrastructure your team can understand after handoff.