DevOps for seed & Series A

Let me run
your software.

Infrastructure, automation, and networking for early-stage startups - powerful enough to scale, documented to hand off when you hire in-house.

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gooseops@homecloud: ~
$ gooseops deploy --client acme --scale auto
✓ infrastructure provisioned
✓ ci/cd pipelines online
✓ observability streaming
✓ secrets rotated
$ status → all systems nominal
// built forweb3 protocols·AI startups·early-stage SaaS

// gooseops infra

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A public look at the infrastructure I run day to day - GooseOps systems, business tools, and in-house apps I've built and host, like HiveCraft. Self-hosted on my own on-premises homelab, not rented cloud VMs. Still being wired up to real monitoring.

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// what I handle

01

Infrastructure as Code

Reproducible environments you can trust - versioned, reviewed, and rebuilt on demand.

Terraform · Ansible · Helm

02

Containers & Orchestration

Right-sized orchestration - from a single VPS node to full Kubernetes when you need it.

Docker · Swarm · Kubernetes

03

CI/CD Pipelines

Push to ship. Automated builds, tests, and deploys so your team stays in the editor.

GitHub Actions · GitLab CI

04

Cloud & Networking

Secure, cost-aware cloud architecture and the DNS, routing, and edge to hold it together.

AWS · GCP · DigitalOcean · Cloudflare · self-hosted / on-prem

05

Observability

Know before your users do. Dashboards, logs, and alerts that surface the signal.

Grafana · Prometheus · Loki

06

Security & Secrets

Secrets managed and rotated, access scoped - security that doesn't slow the team down.

Doppler · AWS & GCP Secret Manager

// how it works

Build it right,
then hand it off.

Your infrastructure shouldn't depend on any one person forever - not even me. Everything is documented, automated, and ready for your first full-time platform hire.

01
Map your stack & priorities
A short audit of what you run and what hurts most.
02
Automate the tedious parts
IaC, pipelines, and guardrails so releases are boring.
03
Run it, watch it, keep it boring
Monitoring, on-call, and fast incident response.
04
Hand off cleanly when you're ready
Docs and runbooks that make your first full-time DevOps hire productive on day one.

“My goal is to run as much software under as many different configurations and systems and tools as I possibly can. It's a boon to help founders and startups along the way!” - Founder, GooseOps