Useful work, clearly scoped.
These are areas of experience and possible project scope, not a standing offer of consulting, hosting or support. Availability, fit and terms are confirmed individually before any work begins.
Automation
Repeated server setup, account tasks and manual handoffs are good places to look for automation. My projects explore turning documented processes into Ansible playbooks, PowerShell scripts or workflows with validation and understandable failure messages.
A typical starting point: one repetitive task, its prerequisites, and a clear way to check the result. See how I separate automation content from its execution platform in a personal homelab.
Infrastructure
Linux and Windows systems, containerized applications, deployment configuration and operational documentation. Possible project scope includes reviewing an existing setup, planning a migration or making an application easier to deploy and recover.
The goal is a system you can operate after the project ends, with configuration and handover notes that explain it. Read the homelab automation case study.
Software & web
Websites, internal tools and integrations built around a defined workflow. Examples of possible work include a quoting tool, an upload-and-review process, or connecting two systems that currently require copying information by hand.
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These are examples of scope, not promises of a particular result. Read about a historical quoting workflow for a lawn care business, or browse all project write-ups.
Technical consulting
A review of a proposed design, help diagnosing a persistent issue, or a practical implementation plan. These are examples of possible scope; availability and fit require individual review.
Discussing possible work
- Send a short description of the problem, the current setup and any deadline.
- Any work requires agreement on scope, access, deliverables, availability and cost first.
- Validation and handover requirements are agreed as part of that scope.
Ongoing support, response times and hosting arrangements are agreed separately. This is project-based work; the website does not promise round-the-clock support.
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