I will deploy your personal project or digitization tool for low cost
Bridging the Gap Between Technical Excellence and Business Strategy
About this Gig
Got a personal project, side hustle tool, or digitization script sitting on your local machine? Let's get it live.
I specialize in fast, affordable deployment for developers, freelancers, and small teams who need their project online without enterprise-level costs or complexity.
WHAT I HANDLE:
Deploying web apps, APIs, and scripts to production
Server setup and configuration (VPS, cloud platforms, or budget hosting)
Domain & SSL setup
Environment variables, databases, and dependencies configured correctly
Basic CI/CD setup if needed
Digitization tools converting manual/offline workflows into deployed, accessible apps
WHY WORK WITH ME:
- Straightforward communication, no jargon overload
- Fast turnaround for simple to moderately complex projects
- Budget-conscious solutions I know not every project has a big budget
- I'll flag any ongoing hosting costs upfront so there are no surprises
Send me your project details (tech stack, current status, what "done" looks like) and I'll get back to you with a clear plan.
Let's get your project live.
Tools:
Docker
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GitLab
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Jenkins
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GitHub
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CircleCI
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Amazon EKS
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Supabase
Frameworks:
Terraform
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Ansible
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Chef
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Puppet
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SaltStack
Programming language:
Bash
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C
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JavaScript
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Kotlin
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PHP
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Python
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Ruby
Expertise:
Installation
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Debugging
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Configuration
My Portfolio
FAQ
Do I need to provide hosting/server access?
If you already have a server, hosting account, or domain, share access details after ordering. If not, I can recommend low-cost options and help set them up (may involve separate hosting fees paid to the provider).
What tech stacks do you support?
Send me your stack in the order requirements — I'll confirm compatibility before you order to avoid any surprises.
Will there be ongoing costs?
Any hosting, domain, or third-party service costs are separate from my gig fee. I'll always give you a clear estimate upfront.
