I will fix docker, AWS ec2, ecs, and container deployment issues
DevOps Engineer
About this Gig
Dealing with a broken Docker build, container crash loop, or an AWS EC2 instance throwing 502 Bad Gateway errors?
Deployment issues stall your release and cost money. I am an AWS Certified engineer specializing in containerization, cloud networking, and Linux server troubleshooting. I diagnose logs down to the root cause, apply clean fixes, and secure your environment so it stays stable.
What I Fix & Configure:
- Docker & Containers: Debug failing Dockerfiles, fix entrypoint/port errors, containerize web apps, and configure multi-service docker-compose.
- AWS EC2 & Networking: Fix SSH key errors, VPC subnets, Security Groups, Elastic IPs, and server resource bottlenecks.
- Nginx & SSL: Configure Nginx reverse proxy, proxy headers, WebSockets, and install automated Let's Encrypt SSL.
- ECS & RDS Integration: Resolve ECS task launch failures, ECR image pulls, and private RDS database connection timeouts.
Why Work With Me?
- Certified Expertise: AWS Cloud & Serverless Certified.
- Security-First: Principle of least privilege, safe secret handling.
- Documented Fixes: Summary of what broke and how to prevent it.
Send your error log in a quick message before ordering to confirm scope!
Tools:
Kubernetes
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Docker
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Amazon EKS
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Other
Frameworks:
Npm
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Terraform
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Ansible
Cloud Provider:
Amazon Web Services
Programming language:
Bash
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JavaScript
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Python
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Other
Expertise:
Migration
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Debugging
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Configuration
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FAQ
What credentials or access do you need to start troubleshooting?
Depending on the setup, I require temporary SSH access, an AWS IAM user with minimal least-privilege permissions, or repository access to inspect your Dockerfile and compose files. Never share root account passwords or master credentials. We can also troubleshoot via an authorized screen-share sessi
Can you fix my Docker setup on DigitalOcean, Hetzner, or a custom Linux VPS?
Yes. While I specialize in AWS, the underlying containerization and Linux networking principles are identical. I troubleshoot Docker, Docker Compose, Nginx reverse proxy, and SSL configurations across any Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, CentOS) on any cloud provider.
What if the issue requires a deeper architecture fix than my selected package?
If initial log analysis reveals a larger structural problem (such as severe database misconfigurations or complete VPC redesigns), I will stop, outline the root cause clearly, and explain the required scope before proceeding. No surprise charges or half-baked fixes.
Will you explain what caused the error so it does not happen again?
Yes. Every delivered order includes a clear post-mortem summary explaining why the failure occurred, what commands or configuration changes were applied to fix it, and best practices to prevent similar downtime during future deployments.

