CASE 01 / INFRASTRUCTURE
Multi-Site Server Consolidation
Proxmox VEUbuntu LTSAnsibleWireGuard
ContextThree offices, each running its own ageing physical servers with no shared configuration, inconsistent backup coverage and file access that depended on which site an employee happened to be sitting in.
ApproachWorkloads were audited and migrated onto a hardened virtualisation cluster with redundant storage. Server configuration moved into Ansible so every host is rebuilt from source of truth, and sites were joined over encrypted tunnels with least-privilege routing.
OutcomeOne estate instead of three. Provisioning a new service is a merge request, backups are restore-tested on a schedule, and staff reach the same resources from any site or from home.
CASE 02 / DEVOPS
Container Delivery Platform
KubernetesTerraformGitLab CIPrometheus
ContextReleases were assembled by hand on a Friday evening, environments had drifted apart, and there was no reliable way to answer whether a change had actually reached production.
ApproachEnvironments were redefined as Terraform modules and rebuilt identically. Applications were containerised and moved onto an orchestrated cluster behind a build, test and deploy pipeline, with metrics, logs and alert routing configured alongside the workloads rather than after them.
OutcomeDeployment became an ordinary, reversible action available to the whole engineering team, and staging now behaves the same way production does.
CASE 03 / SOFTWARE
Custom Operations Platform
DjangoPostgreSQLCeleryNext.js
ContextCore operations ran on a chain of shared spreadsheets. Access could not be scoped, edits could not be traced, and reporting meant rebuilding the same figures by hand each month.
ApproachExisting workflows were modelled properly and rebuilt as a multi-tenant Django application with role-based permissions, a complete audit trail, background job processing for long-running tasks, and a documented REST API for downstream systems.
OutcomeOne system of record with enforced permissions and traceable history. Reporting is generated rather than reassembled, and the platform is documented for the client's own developers to extend.
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