We design and build system architecture, mostly in Linux environments. It can be a fresh setup or restructuring something that’s already in place. The focus is always on keeping things clean and maintainable.

Every setup is different — we plan, deploy, and support infrastructure based on actual needs. Whether it's on-prem, cloud, or a mix of both, we keep it flexible. Long-term support and scale are always part of the picture. We also jump in for fixes or changes when things evolve.

Reliable storage is kind of underrated until something breaks. We handle everything from small setups to large-scale storage environments. Backups, performance tuning, and smooth access are all part of the process. Encryption and security are added where they make sense — nothing overcomplicated.

We build and manage networks that actually work — routing, switching, and whatever else is needed. No overengineering. Just solid, understandable infrastructure that’s easy to monitor and fix if needed. When something goes down, it’s usually the network — so we aim to prevent that.

A good monitoring setup should quietly help, not scream false alerts all day. We work with tools like Zabbix, Prometheus, Grafana, and others. Dashboards and alerts are tuned for real-world usage, not just left at default.

We use tools like Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, and Terraform to automate and manage systems. It's mostly about avoiding chaos — faster deployment, fewer surprises. The goal is to keep operations smooth and repeatable.

unning multiple environments on a single machine? Virtualization makes that easy. We work with VMware, Hyper-V, and VirtualBox to create flexible setups for testing, development, or production use. It’s also handy for isolating things without needing extra hardware.

Some things just need a script. We write tools and automation in Python, Bash, Rust, PHP, and more. It’s not about fancy code — it’s about solving problems and saving time. Most of it runs quietly in the background, doing boring but important stuff.